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Church and State.-The effort now making. bv Pc
titions to Congress, by religious persons. stop the
transportation of the mails on the Sabbath, is one of
the most bold and fragrant attempts yet made in
this country to connect Church and State, and calls
aloud upon every friend Of religious liberty and nd-
vdua rights to crush it in the bud Under the aus
pices of what particular sect the subject has been
brought forward we do not know but we fear there
are those among all sects who would, if they could
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the day, which the opening and counting the voesor
President and Vice President of the United States
Wbereupon,
Mr. p p. Barbour moved that the Clerk the
Senate that the House ready, its part to proceed
that duty.
The motion being agreed to-
The Clerk left the House, and seats having been prepared
tor the Senate in the space in front of the Clerk
table,
They after entered the Hail. with the Vice President
at their head preceded by the Secretary and Sergeant-a-
Arms of the Senate and received the door and
Quoted their by the of the House
of Representatives the Members being uncovered and rising
in their places.
When the Senators had taken the assigned them and
the Vice President had seated himself the right hand of
the Speaker,
The Teers, viz the part of the Senate, Mr. TazetceH
and the part of the House, Mesrs p p Barbour and
Pan Rensselaer,, took their places at the Clerks table
The Vice President them having before him the packets
ceved copy by express and through the post Office
from the several States took up those from the State of
Maine, and, announcing the Senators and Represents
that those packets had been certified by the Delegation from
Maine contain the votes of that State for President and
Vice President, proceeded break the SEALS and then ham
ded the packets the Telers who opened and read
them at length.
The process repeated until all the packets had
been opened and read when,
Mr. Tdze,oeH retiring TO distance from the Chair
proclaimed the following result:
FOR PRESIDENT
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT

POI
The result of the Election again read by the Vice
President, who thereupon, said
therefore declare, that ANDREW JACKSON is duly
elected President of the United for four wears from
the fourth dav of March next and JOHN C. CALHOUN is
duly elected Vice President for the period.
The Senate then retired.
At the annmcation of the result of the Election clap
ping took place the gallery of the House whereupon the
Speaker Immediately ordered the SergeantaArms clear
the gallery.
Before the clearing of the galleries had been completed
Mr. Hamilton 10 make motion the House where
upon,
Mr. Storr sad that he to submit whether the House
would proceed with business whatever until the order
the Chair for clearing the galleries was enforced
The Speaker hereupon repeated the ORDER and those who
lnguered ordered by the Sergeant, and Immediate
ly retired
Mr. Hamilton then moved the following resolution:
ResoDed, That Committee be appointed, the part of
the House of Representatives Of the U. S. notify AN
DREW JACKSON Of his election the office of President
Of the United States for the ensuing of four wears and
that the Speaker of this House similar be
given to JOHN c. CALHOUN, of his election the office
of Vice President of the u. s. for the same term.
MIR p. P Barbour preferred the appointment of Joint
Committee of both Houses.
desutOry conversation ensued and precedents were re-
ferred to for the election Of former Presidents But
Mr. Taylor having reminded the House that the same
Committee who mad been appointed to designate the mode of
proceeding in the counting of the ballots had also been
signed the duty of pointing out the mode in which the result
of the election should be notified the successful candidates
and had yet performed the latter part of their duty
Mr. Hamilton withdrew his motion and, thereupon, the
House adjourned
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Twentieth COngress.....SecOnd Session.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5.
IN SENATE.

IN SENATE.
The Senate proceeded the consideration of Executive
business and with closed doors until half past three o.
clock when they adjourned 10 Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. Mercer, from the Committee Roads and Canals re-
ported bill auhorsng subscription TO the stock of the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company which read
the first and second time, and committed to the Committee Of
the Whole House on the state of the Union.
The resolution moved yesterday by Mr. Ramsay, for the
printing of 5000 copies of the Report made the Senate
the opening and transportation of the mail the Sabbath
coming up the unfinished business of yesterday morning,
Mr. Weems concluded his remarks support of the resou
ton: amendment which he offered, going TO order the
printing of like number of the report that subject made
in this House. declared TO be of order, another
resolution to the same effect lay upon the table.
On motion of Mr. WeemS, the resolution then laid up
on the table.
In the proceedings on Friday, Saturday. and Monday
we observe nothing worth extracting.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10.
IN SENATE
Mr. Noble presented joint resolution of the Legislature
Of of Indiana recommending the American Coon-
zaton Society to the patronage of Congress-
Mr. Smith, of South Carolina, offered the protest of that
State through its Senator's against the Tariff Laws
After some remarks by Messrs Smith, Hayne, and DECKER
son. the protest ordered to be printed
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Twelve O'Clock this day having been fixed by resolution
the time at which the House would into election of
Printer, the Speaker called up the resolution that effect
which having been read the Clerks table, together with
Mr. Miller nominated Duff Green, and
Mr. .haliary nominated Gales and Seaton
The ballots then collected by the
and Messrs Miller and .Haary, appointed Tellers
Having counted the they reported, that the whole
of taken POS, of which l05
nv choice and that the vote stood
For Duff Green, l0T
Gales & Seaton, 95
Edward de Kraft,
Amos Kendall,
ID. s Carr,
Blanks,
So Duff Green declared be duly elected Printer
the House of Repre- entatives for the next Congress-
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IL.
IN SENATE.
Mr. Chambers from the Select COMMITTEES to whom
referred the several petitions the subject of French spola
ons made report, accompanied by bill, to provide for
the satisfaction Of claims due certain American citizens,
for spoa'ons committed the prior to the year
1sOo which passed TO a second reading.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Al 10 O'Clock the Speaker announced the special order of
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.9ndre,r Jackson, of Tennessee, us
John Quincy adams, of Massachusetts, SO
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
John C. Calhoun of South Carolina, III
Richard Rush, of Pennsylvania, SO
Wnl Smith, of South Carolina,
POI
The result of the Election again read by the Vice
President who, thereupon said
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The Senate proceeded the consideration of Executive
business and with closed doors until half past three o.
clock when they adjourned 10 Monday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
HORRID TRANSACTION.

EisabethtOrn, Ky, Aug. 10 I'VE learn.
by letter, that fatal transaction took
place IN Hancock county, en- Saturday the
18th ult. The following are tue particulars
as detailed in the letter, aud MS we received
tham hom gentleman OF this county, who
passed the neighhourhood VI the occurrence
since the act was committed.
difficulty had arisen on Saturday between a
man by the name OF Robert Hogg, living on
the bank of the Ohio river, and Mr.. Lowry
MCully, who lately resided in Grayson
county. The parI les separated on Saturday
IN anger, bot no violence passed between
them. On Sunday night following, MCully
collected parcel Of select friends and rep. ircd
to the private dwelling OF Mr.. Hogg, for the
purpose of satiarIng his veng, ance upon its
inmates. The first nc, OF depreciation commit.
ted by them was killing the trusly dog VINO
warned his master of their approach Thew
next shot through the window into the
house then attacked the door, through which
they Tired 10 or % muSket shot BY his time.
y appears Hogg thought them really in earnest
Undetermined TO stop their unhallowea career.
Accordingly he leveled his rifle and fred AT one
of the besiesers. which proved TO be MCully
The shot took { fec, and passed i'm
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issea The rhpsciaus Russian mi nn''riiins
Tux lie knows that the long cherished DE-
sign af ku.sia, v Ill never br gwen up, nn'h
bsiIled attempts aud unsuocPss ri ehHis, Co.'S
vince The nnrthen savsges thai II - not ~ 'heif
des,iay 20 occupy ByZtniinm-tbs' they mnsi
content Themselves with their cold bsihc IN
lien Of the pale Proponii,. aud their hhfbor 81
Finland instead of the Golden Horn. hus.ia
must he bcatep olt OF the notion that she - IN
vncible--she ha. been iuioI .caled ever since
that memorable wear when her Cofsttk' "f"hk
al the 1gnn rite in Pdrs.-she has fprgoueh
ths, he mighty Sapolean penetrated be' 90
mains - the ancient capital OF the Cars, ana
than shr was saved nv snow and climate, and
not b, skill add ,alor. Her arrogance merits
q rebukc-hrr vanity nreds a lesson. 10th tie
reouke aud the lesson will come from sou ee
ubence she least expects eifher-irom desrsed
and condemned Turkey. Last year her arm"s
crossed thc Danube hncclnmaiions- " They
rre IN full march TO Consian'inople - eIclaim-
ed England. and France and Austria, IA aston
isiment and dlsmay. Ia their fears they forgot
n FEW lrintng circumsiar ces-they forgot tie
high hit IT Hnnus-ihey forgot the proud
and warlike character Of the lnrks-ihey III
GO, tina kaminsey crossed the DANUBE twenty
years ago. +" in fall march 10 Consta aiinople,
aud that he did NOT happen 20 reach thu md Of
his inurdcy. because the Turks would not LEI
him. They, as we'll rs Nichols male The
mos teri bile OF all misiakss-tbst oi under
r0idng the resisting power. The character
aud genus II Sultan MJhmoud did moi "ufer
into their calculations. Welt he Mhscoyiies
crossed the Dnnube--the sumner was passed
aud he autumn came on-and What id they
do 7 they bought Varns. sung ie-deam, aud
went mo winter quarters They rcppsed ON
their aurels--paid Jissu Pacna by a prOmis-
ory note, on when he due Mt bring d"clar-
n ION wondered they were moi ~ Constantine.
plr--lp1 ked upnn The Sui an asa very ohsii
nilr man and whfled away the Winter IN gln-
r,"us aniiclpalions TIE summer Is Yea ~ over
aud they ate not vet ~ Btzauuam! lrne III,
have acqpi ed some property IN Bulgaria, far
which they have pa Il a high pflee, aud which
IL WI ,nurh iroublh them Ia keep
W. may b. mIsiaken--but ~ do noi believe
thai thu Satan W III consent To "A peace, eG-
ccpi upon such qnliahie and hnnoThhle terms
Ms Russia can never prnppse--nor That he =
ton feeble IN resources Ia prot Ct aud preserve
the throue which wis won, AID l, inhtfued by
wi,do aud vslor. n. T. C0uricr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10

Huntsville, tAla.) Aug % We uuderstant
that on Monday last y Tencounter took place
in Winchester, Tenn. between "homas p. Tani,
Of that place, aud r X. Anderson. of this
State, in which the former Was mn. ally woun.
ded. We have not been able to learn the par.
tlculars-but from current report, il would seem
that Mr., Anderson determined TO chasti.e Mr.
Taul, for alleged offence. given to his Father
and family. Anderson advanced upon Taul
in the street announced his attention, and
drew pistol. Taul attempted TO draw, but
not getting his pistol out retired to store
room. where 'cuflie eosued, and he re ceived
the contents af Aniersons pistol in the
abdomen. Anderson, il is said, has been bail
ed--hs reached this place few days since on
his return home. Information has reached
this place thai Mr. Tsul di d on Tuesday eve
ming. Democrat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
WELDON FEVER

N3r O,,eo,,, Agg,,J / -, all the in
Curm..,,on ,hn, wa. ,i,1. i,,f.,nr. We lear
than mi. usual an dauaer.n, .i,i,,, of ~.
city prrv liz 10 an alarming ...tpnf. II In.
statements he ,rn. torai,w d., nal from
thru, IN 6ftv h,v. died ,,,h d,y an tho..
who II ,s n, ,or,.d c,usr,#t=4t .c,t#H,uI,
her Of th- snh;..l. ,ve,t. tb,.e : ,,,,tu. tt.i
sdon1ed rh,s ri vss a trnn.r.,ry I,,s5 DatH
th. ,xtr.yapsn,. al AIr,,. a. ,la....,,.gp Ia
find u,uitt,udes a. f,lluv, bri,.o. ttbaa b.l4s
us INFO ga. pt,y... few mo,u,#utz .5=I i..#
nav, shown IN. lv,.l,est md hrhl,.,.s. a....f
and nb4uwen,.o n, boneta II, ,.cn,..I4,....
i,nlnf. a, al i,meutablp Tn you,bnuI the .gea
the ooS .ffu, mod tne weak weld h.m,eI,ss a
pre-, 10 ), : ,apidly devastating force Although
di.nos,d a. weef with tn. mnurne a Who may
sut,aI uv.r tbe vn,iI and vim !, IN anx;,usIv
l,ok to,.n,as N.,, O,I,a,. far no tonmunica
lion OF II :, "a, death yeutp i, onn.st,on 10
I'm. nsupI co,,s, ar, scr;h.d advise those who
are uhsccIitnat,d,a remain IN the c,tv Thet
the d,,,,,. ,,r.y,,ls th.,e il no doubt and
,rat tho mr. tbod at ,,.atn,.,, .nl ,h,. aavauta
er. # attendance and tn ner,ss.,i.s uf iii,
uar,rn. ar. more abuudantlv nrocu,ed her.
than .L,v here are t,uths self .adcot There
il al least eoual liability Il, the ,ni.,tiu nv ,h,
di,eaSp iu pa IN, In. ITO "a, ,his ,,,n. and dou
Ill. dnno,r FINN the ,o,.ner,.nc. ,f medical al
t.,d,p,1 rh,s. vim arr ,ntonrh.d hv tho
y,,J,Ii0tr ousryl;o,, +. f tn y.I,,, Eev3, have
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
DOME. SjYIUs


NNNNNsAS, mug. y,
The Em'graiug Greeks - l'nr part, OF about
400 1rerk ld'ans, whose arrival on III We /
SIDE oi the Mississippi, opposi ,lemihs, We
men ion"d t""wR,k ks ago, passed up through
the Big Prairie, about n week since, OH their
way IL he country assigned tlIeu up the Ar.
kansas. by tie PosIrder from Pine Bluffs ar
fsed yesterday morning, We learn. that the
o'"amboat Virginia, having on board about
1000 E'nigralmg Creeks, on her way mp the
hkansas, run aground opposite the residence
of MIS- Emhree, about 90 miles below this
place, some days s,nce, and had not got OF
when he left there
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10

Mysterious Circumstance. -On Friday nigh
Que of The watchmrn was alarmed hy reter-
ated cries OF murder ; ON proceeding in the ui.
rection from whence they Game M saw two
persons, Zone a iemsle,) spring oul Of carriage.
which wa standing, and run with great haste
Before the Waterman could get up 10 the car,
riage, the driver Off also ran. The carriage
and horses were brought 10 the police yard
a"d were mex, day claimed by, aud given TO
their owner, a Mr. Mclaughlin. The driver
has not made his appearance al his Masters
house since the transaction.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
Cmberiani, ( uupiand) Aug %

Acc lDENI.--Oa tuesday e nmg asst,
Mr- Noah DdlcSon was kiile4 by ia lin IN n
Cave, wuIch wa, tpuuI ON the Mountain IN
Hampsh r. county, Va. near the Potomac III.
vrr. about % miles above this Town. He had
lie cented INTO the Cave ir tue purpose, W.
learn. oi searching alter silver ore. AID when
o9t 90 feet ON IL mou h ftbe Cave his tnoi
Is suppose 10 have sIipt, and h. I'LL dl,,ance
at a~ont ID feet. lie was drawn out . the
cave the me evening, yary mucn uangied
aud brnlsed, but WAS at yet cad. Every as.
,IsIat CO was rendered t, save his f., bur o 10
purpose: he espi ed on tGe following morning,
at his residence IN tins .uniy; leaving discon.
splate wife aud SIN smeil children. H. was
In the bloom o lite, being about 80 years OF
age.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10

FdgeTTe, NiSS0ufl,J Tug 8
INDIAN News I'VE deem II unnecessary 10
say more IN ieterence to the recent Indian sg
gress,ons, than TO inform our readers that
the troops have all arrived safely AT home
having seen no Indians nor sign of any but
such MS were computed to have passed seven
of eight days previously, who were doubtless
the relreating party ofmurderer.. From Off.
cIai papers, the conclusion is most plausible
that the aggressors were the snai band attach.
ed 10 the Big-neck Chief who seeded from
the loways NJ the time of their removal from
Grand River three years since. This band
consisting of32 warriors, it will be seen, are
located on the Two Rivers, the exact direction
IN which the trail was bearing when the com
pany oil spies left il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10

The Jackson papers have been very eager
10 publish kind Of certificate OF Gen. Jack
sons talent, and capaci Y, pu,portlng 10 come
from William b La"re. .ce. Esq. a trend of
the lat administration. These papers have
made almost rs much nt il rs the, dlu of the
" tdnia'ur taudito" paragraph from ia. Rich
mond Euqinrr, and WI h about the same re-
suit We perceive, by the last New lo.k pa
per, thai thu Plec GUS certificate is disapJl0ed
by w = Ls"rrnce. SO much for at. mp ing
10 bolster up cause by rick and dpaept,,,n
But Pat.
The Secretary of the Treasury has al lasr
been comp led by The force Fl publiu opin,on
Ia s,uea circular 10 the Collectors, FOR ding
them fr' mfklng any further removals IN
thu custom houses, without first obtaining an
probation OF The department. Thi, may, per.
maps prevent some OF the threatened suasti.
III es OF Incompetent for faithful officers, with
which we have been threatened in this iii lrrct
10
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We earo from Capt SHgedi, a some Il
,he Transports which sslel in the 1tet tor
VI xico, had returned 10 Havana; tat h.
learned from the & Hpt of one ri IN NJ, that tn
troops were landed near lamplro, and when
The transports sailed from the coast, they we're
on the march for tnal place
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
Ertract cfa letter receired by a gentleman in
ms Borough ddted


ms Borough doted
NEW DKLEAAs, Aug IL, 1920
l. answer 40 ar IAv ~ oi the 2,st alt.
aud from the BIT nt'rnaiIop which | have
been abe 10 collect. | inform you tat the
e 'eral opinion Is mat thu crops will be very
shout this yeaI compared with what they were
last. The Cotton crop IS moi expected 10 be
ma h over one half many o. the cotton
plaatets having left oil 1uifivatng HAT articI !
"A lhe sugar crop, Notwithstanding the
increase of % new paotatloms gong 70 glnd
S"glr, ~ III fdli short July one third, IN cons'-
qIence Of the rxtremr bad weather, which
IA, constantly prevailed sincc Janna"y.
Iar Yellow Fever il raging yerv baily,
especial among the Spanish emigranlS. 1t
is dangerous, in fact, to strangers of every de
s"r 'tl'n. In hre days then accom- s setteh
IN his word. They nave been diving on an
average OF OF & per day, Norfolk Beacon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
Tue circumstance is oso mentioned by Judge
5 wall IN hs diary.

From he York %. O. AduOca,e, July 81.
TIE SEIZURE. --Un last Saturday esening
abaul trn - { ock, a waeRIsh yankee knock
ed At the door # ,lr. oavag., The collector o.
HIS Majrst.' cus.oms for tins port. and, IN
he character of an niormer, received Ave
dollars for pslniIfs out 10 Hsm IA contraba"d
depot containing five barrels American
Whikey. Dawn sailed The collector, ireo
a team for other Two dollars, rewarded sailor
with dollar % roll the barrels ou Of the lake
where tney had been hid-had the SEIZURE oaI.
ted 10 The cellar of tn Kegs aoclioreer, con
graduating himself ON his nigh's ~"rk, when
N,siey suggested 10 MN the pr1priety oil tast.
ing the spui lie did aste II, and found him
srL he fortunate sapiur of FIVE barrels nl iii
puIe water OF l. Ike OutarIL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10

Steamboat Robbsry.-We have beeh informed
that aperson wasrobbed on Saturday night last
en- board the steamboat Chief Justice Marshall
by having his pocket book cut out OF his
pansaloons pocket. The pocket book contain.
ed, we are informed about 29Oo dollars.
Hud. GAG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10

hagai 1t ia understood hat al Boston and
Now York. a draft Of 1000 men has recently
been made, from which number the crew OF
the q. 5. sfip Ohio, nov filing for the Medi-
tcrransan station - 10 b. selected II IL proba
bly, well known thai on account Of the demant
~ the mere ntiie service, our government has
hitherto iabored under considerable embaTrss-
sment IN proruring suitable sesmen Tor our
vessels OF war but in the present. Instance
so low arr the wages Tor Commercial employ
ment. very little dficniiy was experienced m
raising thr quota required; aud tile whole
are set down as FIRST rate seamen
From The personal r. cen which we enter
lain for cur late respected Minister 10 Coon
bin, Cru Harrison, we ARE lad that the hr'l ~.
icliigence We have df his arrival near the Go.
vernmrni 10 WINCH he was sent, comes accom-
panied T., proofs u the prompliiude and Eff
cheney ~ i'm WHICH he engaged Ia the discharge
of the duties OF his mission. Is, a letter IRON
Caracas. oil the 49, ulf. publish d IN the Bal
iimore Gazette II appears thai ten, H. ma
succeeded IN prevailing on the Government Of
Colombia 10 postpone the operation OF us sweep
ing rrohibllory IarH until The Isl Of Novem-
Der, With regard 10 az cirs imported from the
United Saes. tnd unit the III Of January. on
those coming from Europe. The prescription
Of this etcellrnl AMI Distinguished c.lzen, AID
the ind cent haste win which he MAS suppressed
ed in thr high trusi So fully conferred on him
cause rs. ~ must confess, 10 take the mon.
pleasure IN any suGcrss "h,rh may have aurod
ed his ~ 81 M. inn W. nran MOTH 9 in,id
iOus towards Is successor, towards whom W.
feel ~ uhkind -, tud IN VII dAubt ess serve
his Country 20 The best OF is dbilHy
Nat Int.