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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28

e.,n,fthis fp,tairks, aud ns doubt his sh"'s
siHxiem bY ,his time.
rhi. ~. iaes.aisis The poor Gshsose
Captain too Essry sne lsngi'ed ~ hs lace NJ
first, and fsest-ti b,u isubst,'s. ceaid cay
story saesi p1re in psfiinsnilY Than ma. o. me
ir.eolor.d flag again q, ing on The iuief~s
battles iosi by Ch.fic. X within hs ON cap.
,al, Il = wholly revolutionary Government fo,n
Ell from Tie Cote Gaaehsf In this same capt
tai where Nd. Boarmnni has hem made Mar
.hsl. NJ de Lafayet,s nov commanding The
National Guards and directing thu whuls pro.
pie
Such were the IDEAS ihst crossed each Other
rspidly IN every one g. the difficulty ofHrran-
eing such strong connasts II lrgible ia every
eonnienance. The fri emotion was wholly III.
ieeeinsl Attempts WIRE made 70 explain
and 10 believe BE- fore men could give them
selves wholly IN their Joy pr sorrow. The tear
OF beng deceived absorbed every other senii-
meuf The news was incredible AMI inenplics.
Bile
Presently there remained no room for
doubt VI. Seliefe arrived. psllld and dpJrc-
ted In his disorder he brought despatch Of
recent aud decisive date. NJ. Bonrmont
know. now The terrible truth. Every tbIng
Is s.illed respecting Tbs future, which opens
Itself, and the past which - closed
brrHkfsn WIS snnOuHgfn AS osphl. INV
Marshal went 10 take his place, passing doo-
bio row ofofIicers who hal hsslened TO him on
the frsi report, aud Of obstrVers, anxious 10
obsery. the wound mnde ~ ih. enormous fall
VI do Bourmont retained the most c0nsumfDa ts
presence OF mind, and, whether II was strength
or soul, OF . sensibiliiy benumbed by gfeai "a.
ts.uophes. lie smiled on hi. friends, gave inVi-
tations 10 the breakfast aud, conducted himself
ia every respect rs II he did mol feel the Mar.
shaPs staff irembIe in his hands.
Two ships OF war are Ia sight they no
dou bring our delayed letters. for We had re-
ceired none these 10 DAYS Al five o'clock p.
NJ the letters were distributed.
rhr great court OF the Cassanha, where the
Post Office now is could not hold all the i'm
patient crowd that pressed 10 the door HI who
WAS fortunate enong h 10 receive a letter dated
the 2Sth 29fb. 3nih. ar 3lst, WINS surrounded,
stopped and actually forced 10 read aloud his
billel-dooI or family communication. Inc 81
aud uneas,oes. in such "A place, aud
under such circumstances, have reached the
h. hest pitch. You nnss have sepn the frenzy
Of the readers AMI the anguish oi those who
bnh noihing to rsai II Wa an odd and pro-
d 70 ions sight, which resembles nothing either
known or imaginable.
II wss moi ill the lam that La Carp.lis, "A ship
of war brought official despaiche. aud or
dBfs from the new Governn,rai Yesterday,
the l7th the tn colored dag "as hoisied by
9Th the aert aud nrpy. | send you the Or
ders oi ihorDsy OF NJ de BoarnonI sad Nj. Du-
HpIIs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28

10 : c.raIias IL tn y an. character 10 easer
,,ats INTO the sa'ef .,ate--hs had not efeeme
a e,iz.n IN North Carolina upoa eo"1hlen'' -
III. Ian=f tisi.an mskss none. u W W
..n.l.a a. :, The pardon esnid not sasei sahs'i-
,a,.eaal rlghi.. and when he, esms ~ epnh,e'
,bs eena.,an. nj lie pardon mus ,"if to 'h'
,,rh,s which the prisoner hal acquired IS =
citizen II North Carolina
Tn. rhancrilor dsei1ed against The releass
~ an. ptissasr. and ren,snfrd hin 10 jail Hs
,a.e. WHICH has r.sird goo dssl IT iefsfsh,
!, 10 be again argnsd an The motion 10 pass up
on him sentence OF death.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28
THE VIRGINTAy
LYNCHBUaG. OCT. 2s. ,sao.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS
SENATE.

Bedford-A' the close of the pills on IN. o.
day, Cot. Wliinm Campbell was shon, an ~
votes shead OF Maj. balda Mcdaniel
Boih--Chsrles Beale 81. Dr. w. A. Man..
oil 1876 diteghnny-Benle l26. Mod wal 81
Poeatonias--Besl. 80, kicDowsil ST ~
~ slectrd by a majority nj 100
Cuipeper-Dsnisi slaughter osl. L.w,.
T. Dade 1877. Orange 10 vote 'es
Norfolk county-WiIam c. Hol, oaot I'll.
a. Chandler 2ls. H. present msior,v "a s"a
Norfolk borough TO vote. ."'
Gosehtand q. Winsion--no NM.
ton.
Levis-John McWhori-r 3ss. John q Sin.
ger 29S.
Esser--Tohn n. Bernard $50, John r n.
ry. % Bernard is elected
Richmond city--Jaoq,elins 3. Har,i. 40
elected by an overwhelming m.jori,v W..
Edward c. Mavo. ''
hing y Qu.ca-"iliiam Armislesd "a,
Augustine /. Dabne, 20. nv
Preaon-Willism q Brown 400. Cbsds. a
Morgan III, William McCors
Peiersburg-DAvi II. branch 2Sa WIN.
Old ~. po,ohntau. Is, d.y,1-B,,n,h y
Old 239. BIS present majority 3I!-Amsl.,.
vote
Norttampton-J. G. Joynss 81, John Pa.
HOUSE Or DELEGATES.
III The figure affixed n eneh couaiy Ind
Gates tie number OF members to which !, 4. emf;
lied.
Bsdford(2)-Atihe close ofthe poll On n, d
ID day, Robert Campbell VA, far ahead and
his election Is certain. John C.. GRAY wa, N,
sscond beat, and John O. Leitwicb abou, On
votes behind him. We did not learn the mum.
her Of votes 'btslned by Messr.. Douald, Cobb,
and Pate.
Pairiek (l)-rhe following is the state of The
polls AZ the different nrecincls
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,ut he el1sed th- duct alter him, shshi IN
~. ,.nl..inn. W.. Radsill sarrossd he bad soeh-
81 on spe ouiside IN ofslsr 90 prevent "s K'.ak
IN. slarm. IL eunsrived. however, 10 g''on me
Ton Of the is,l IRON .heaer he rsnea 'hs s'A'a'.
aud NJ .he same iinr watched the Course nc
ntisansrs had tsken. Rndis,'l Vas Aee"'es'hi-
/, acco.nnsnied 10 The jail on that niofn'hT ~
Mr. lame .on. who. observing "hat Wss gning
.,,,..ra inside. ,,nrnsdis,ely came OIL and gave
IN. alarm also. lie di@hstgeo poehe' p's'o'
=, Martin. hut without effect The alarm nos
brfs.,. general. and orr citizens, snh tha'
nsamptnra which ,hey always manifest
in ease, Of emergency. made in.ned'n'e pursuit
,,9 i, less ihan fif,ern minutes from the time
,n., rot out, the prisoners were all safely and
,s1srel, lodged IN Their old quarters
Green d. Lp~ellin ss- confined ~ The came
.ell " th Biankinship. aud Il IS but doing him
instr 10 state Oh Al hs made 40 attempt 10 e.
cape. lie p,,des himself OF this ae'. 'ars
he only waits lar and impsft'a' ira, snd
has no doabi. IN that case. Of regsin'ns bis IL
p.,tv sy IN. u,nrs honorable mode oil us
proving .hs charge alleged against him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28
ORDER OF THE DAY.


:" His Majesty King Charles and the Dan-
phin had res,gneo. on tho I'd. all their rights
10 the Crown 10 the Duke oil Bordeaux. The
Marshal co nnandlne in eh,ei transmits to the
aruy the Act comprising ms double abiics-
ton, and recognizing the Duke of Orleans as
aforementioned oil tue kIngdUm.-( tiere fo :
la"s the letter Of Charles \. hom the Mont
ieur)
"According 10 the orders of ths Lieutenan
General of the Kingdom, ths trI-colored cock
ade is substituted for tho white Gag aud cock
ade.
At eight clock TO morrow morning the
ti.rolor d Il ( will we be hostcd The Gags
aud stand ,rds of the regiments are 10 remain IN
thrir cases. The troops will cease 10 wear
the white cockade. The ri coloret one will
replace it as soon az a sufficient quantity shall
have bsrn received for all the troops TO assume
II III once. {Signed) " BouRMoHT.'
The Order OF the Day 10 the fleet varies only
IN tue following addition:
" Considerations which every one will he a.
bic To appreciate aud That were founded on
the peculiar situation of the army on foreign
territory, not yes enureiy subdued, and on the
| circumstance oil ships being At sea. as we'll his
no occurrences that have happened before re.
qulre the Commander To sct with prudence and
circumspecton. The Admiral relies on the
confidence with which all the officers and sea
men of the fleet hunonr him, TO consider the
order oil GosernmenIas executed from tins day
and expects with ihrm the IL moment Tor the
substitution.
:" Every Captain will cause the new flags
10 he made will such mai erials ns he may have
on board.
The Vice ADMIRAL, Peer OF France, and
Commander n-Chief Of thr Fleet,
" DUPsRRE."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28
STATE ELECTIONS.

OhlO.-Ihe elections in this State hsys
been but partially heard from; but what va
nave neard is calculated to cheer the spirits
and animate the hopes the PARROT. The mi.
i1tdfy deluson which gave Gen Jackson fhs
vote o. ohlo has passed away and tina, thrn=
| ing and intelligent Stare has returned to cts
hrst love. We give below such returns as We
have received
ncinnaf. which has heretofore been IN,
stronghold of J4cksonisn,, and which. at III.
'as' general election, gave majority of nearly
400 tor the Jackson candidate, has this year
gwen majority ofupwards of 7eO for Near.
thur, the Clay candidate, over Gen. Lucas, his
opponent; and nearly every other county
from which we have heard. has given major.
mes Tor the same genieman.--Thcre is no dont,
entertained OF his election. The co,nplec ion Of
the STATE Legislature is also materially changer
LIE Jaehsoaians had last year small majority
on CONT ballot; and returns enough have a1rea-
dy been received 10 show tina, the othp, parss
will this year have a considerable accession to
their ranks, FIVE counties which las, year elect
ted Jacksonians El5 in nnmberl having this
year returned friends of Clay, while there have
9esn no changes on the other side. Judge Bur.
nett reelection To the United States Senate
is therefore certsin.-For Congress. We have
received the following ratnrns WIN. w. L.
Win, claimed as a Jackson man. hu, who voted
with the friends Of Mr.. Clay, is reelected. Gen
FindiAy 81 is reelected but BY a majority
reduced from 1850 10 5oo.-WiIliam Stanber.
rY, who deserted Gen. jackson a, the las: ses
SION OF Congress. add who wa. assaled with I'M
usual ceremony g. biuerpessby The Jacksonisns,
("ho run brother of Judge McLesn against
hin, has been re- elected by majority OF 1000
voies-Mes'rs. Russell, Creighton, Whinesey,
''nton aud Vance (all tor Clay.) are reelected
by large NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Corwin CLAY
has been elected by majority of $50 votes
over James Shields dhe Jackson incanl-
bent Mr. kennon {Clay) is elected BY
majority Of 1910 over Mr.. Weston, h.
opPorent.-Hsw do these returns square with
the prediction Of the Richmond Enquirer
Some weeks ago that sagaoious prophet de-
ciared t'ai Gen. Lucas would be eleeeo
lGoyernpr) beyond all doub, - and that M
Clay would 6hd ,hat his dinner speeches hsa
ceased TO Influence the great stream nissnl
lucent hgufe Of public opinion &c. &c. w"
hr. eitch'e be good enough to insert his PFC.
dietion 10 a parallel column with the affuo'
result
FENNSYLVANiA.-Though the JacS'o"
party still retain The aseendsncy in Penn'y'",
MIA, their strength has undergone poverty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28
sri.uI. OFT.


sf,irat fon N, Rocky Mouaia,ni.--A s'r'.
Smith aud Jackson have l,st arrived ifom the
Rocky Mountains which place ihsy leh esrly
In August The, had ise four wheel wsg ons
IN the company which len 81. Lsai, lasi spring,
vent 10 M. mountains and have returned. We
understand that these gsniiene have done
well, that ihey bring IN large quantity OF iurs
and are richly rewarded for their prnls ADJ
saiefpfze They have had M men Killed ~
Indians, nor. We believe, my desih'. hir.
smith has hrsn unt FIVE war aud has eIplos-
ed the couniry from the Gull Of California 10
The mouth Of IN. Conmbia We hope to BE-
able TO give NOR. PsftcoIsr account oil The
extraordinary enterprise of these gentlemen,
AID of,be country which they explored,
Btacon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28
From ae Georgia southern Recorder.

From ihs Georgia southern Recorder.
Singular Care "A case Of rsiher singular
Mud has occurred Ia South Carolina, growing
1ut of the power vested IN lis Chiet Magis-
trr to commute ihe pun shment OF capital Of.
fence. A man named Jeremiah Smith, for
crime committed, Was sentenced to death in
s52i, but was pardoned by the Governor on
Condition vi his suffering AN imprisunme nj,
shree mouths. nndthen leaving the state. never
10 E,turn TO H. After undergoing the imprison-
rnent, Smith lett South Carolina and settled in
North Carolina, near the line of the two states
He nas a blacksmith, and ~ 1926, the people
oil neighborhood "a South Catulinn adjacent
10 that 10 which Smith lived in North Carolina,
wanting one OF his trade. induced this man by
their persuasions, TO move into their settle.
inent assuring MN he would not be IA any
danger, aud his good conduct since his oond,-
tionai pardon would make his residence n
uiong hem snte. II appears that he lived un-
nnlrsfrd IN South Carolina in 1926 and 1927
until one Of his neighbors, with whom he had
. fght Informed Governor Miller Of Smith.
bang in the State, when the Governor issued hi
proclamation Offering reward FOR his appre.
h.nsion. Smith in tue mean While had return
ell TO North Carolina, where he was pursued
by the person with whom he had a tight and
two or three others, seized and brought wi
om any legal authority, into South Carolina
ana on the affidavit Of ono OF the captots,
committed 10 prison.
Having been hroaght before Chancellor liar.
per. writ of Habsas, Corpus, il was ura.d
against his discharge, that a,lhoug his arrest in
n Carolina WAS without aUthorltv. vel bis IL.
teniion in South Carolina was law THAI No,
having complied, with the conditions of his
parton. Smith was a convicted telou, unnar.
donrd snt unpunished. IL ought 90, TO be gain
let loose npon the community, no matter how IL.
regularly he had bee" brought within The juris-
dirtioa Of South Carolina
Among oihsr arguments used by the counsel
ofine rrsoneri II was contended, that having be-
coma citizen of North Carolina, he had. AS
soch. tights under the Constitution of the u.
States, of which 40 inferior tribunal could de
rrive him--iha, clause of the Constitution
declares, that tho citizens Of each State
shall be entitled TO ali the inmunities of chi.
zeas in the several. States" That asa citizen
ofNorth Caro- Ina, be bad tight to come in.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28
NONDIGM.

From Gibraltar The brig SIN, rns, arr we'd
Al Boston, sailed from Gibraltar on The 18th
ult.-The Boston Ceniinel contains extract,
from Gibraltar papers 10 the llih
GisALTAR, September Il.
II is said that the French troops ha We
evacuated Roma. aud lett the place in charge %
the Governor, 90 his paying ,early tribute
ms was agreed upon with the Bey OF Gran; and
further tba Cen Bonrpont wa. waiting tor
his successor (irn. Clansel) More treasnr.
was occasionally discovered, and tie total
amount efwhai had been found is sand 10 10
very considerable
September lo.-H. VI. ship Revenge, (arriy-
ed On, IN y days from Alsiers) confirms our
last accounts. Marshal bourmonl was still
waiting for his successor and the arshs from
the interior continued in n hostile attitude al no
great distance lron The town.
ALGuERS, Aug. l9 Iii was only ths Ilth in /.
slant tina; a small Genoese vessels, coming
from Marseilles, gave us the first notion of the
incredible revolution effected IN France. FL.
CURE TO yourselves our extreme surprise
From The terrace of the house where we are
lodged, my eyes We're struck with IN. cou,mo.
ton which prevailed since the arrival of this
ship. ] knew not what TO make oil II but the
Marshal having sent for me, was, at 10 o.
clock, the Cassauba.-Al giers was 40 longer
talked OF. France, France, was in every
ssssth, aud Illuminated the mind OF ey cry one.
crown thrice lost "hhia 10 years great
people has conquered lis sovereignty France
nas No l0nger King Charles X. has lost his
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28

NEW-YoRk LIrEkANY CoNNENrloN

NEW-YORk LITERARY CONVENTION
4 grand assembly nf The Literary and Sclen-
fife men Of our country, Is now in session in
New York. ior the purpose oil desisiug n moe
eligible system of Education than prevails at
present IN this country. They commenced then
iabofs on Wsnnes iay, Rev DIR. Bates. Press
den, of Middlrhury Colle.e. Chairman the
Mayor Of New fork, aud Albert Gallal,n, Vice
Presidents.
Among ,hr names of those whose absence
was apologIsed Tor, we notice those of Messr.
Kinney, Sertsat md Dnponcenu, of this city,
aud Professor Velhake, of Princeton. (bv the
wny, We gave The name ofthe professor. u few
DAYS since. Beihake.) Wer regret tina, wa can.
not. this morning. give Soma Of the details oil
the business oil this grand synod We shall NJ.
tee ,ts proceeding, hereafter.
Phi e. s Gazette.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28

cnfndropte. "A nigh or two ago, gentle.
nan IN the upper par, OF the city was aroused
from his sleep by hearing. ia the apartments
hello. tle noise Of persons opening and shnf' NJ
fhe on.j oors. and runmsgng the drawers
and panlres. Being disposed TO be prepare !
tof attacks nj mlin,ght msrnrders, he had for n
Ling tine ksp, loaded fo~ling piece in his
ND chamber, This he &c, down and place I
frady Tor acipn. He then felt around Tor his
finder hox. with a view al throwing little
heni upon the subject" such, however.
vs. The humidity OF ,ne tindef, or possib,
~. tr.pidat,on upon tina occasion. that his eff
fort. 10 r1ciie flame were Tor somrt me frnl-
lesa Al leneth, h. Struck n hastY spark >
y ach happily proved successful. His neat
A3p.As - seek out ihe d,,tnrber OF his reposa
and Of his goods AND ehstelt. lie grntly stole
hl. way into The knchen. and rs he entered, he
observed the shadow of some one lifting on the
outside OF one OF the windows. lie raised hi,
piece, with desperate aim, auh " hiazed away. >
A body was heard 10 fall heavily, bur no sound
or moaning succeeded Though almost - in
puris naturalihns." he did no, hesitate TO fly To
the street door IN pursuit oi the friendly aid OF
che ~stch while hi, vile. whose apprehension
~rre excited 10 The utmost, cried . murder -
from ~ upper window. waichman Game
aud after an anxious aud painfal search there
VAS presrn ed tier fearful and Hstonshed
syes, lhr lf3e5s coTEse--Dt monsirous grey
Avn Cal. Y. \. Sen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28

4 letter ffhm an nfhee on bnsfd The irlEsie
Hudson. dated Rio Jsnero. August 20th, con.
Inus the following intelligence
"A duel took place on the i9lh August, b.
tern the Doctor ofihe sloap al sat sandalia.
now lying here and her first Lieutenant.
Joshua Sands The challenge MS given Two
months aso hy the Dnriof. and refused by
Sands. repealed aud again refused aud they
were both uieh bv ihe Naval Court Marital
hrld on the board The irigHtr Hudson last week.
This resulted 10 the honorable Beq1iiinl Of
Lientennn, Sands, md the Doctor WAS ordered
home Yesterday the Doctor challenged him,
and called Sand. coward, with other ep,ihets.
Sands accented The CHALLENGE. they mei this
morning IN RIO ianeiro and the Doctor "ns
shot through the ileart'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28
From the PHILADELPHIA inqnittr. Oft II.
raGI OF GEORE WILSON.

III. ore.ing ~ ihs Circuit Cogti Of the Z.
. ...,e, Law MOI nine. MIR. DAIIAs mossd that
4sv be fi.,d for passing sentence on thr III.
,l;r,,nents 10 which NfLsor. the mail foobeT had
pleaded gully ....
So. IN, objection 30 the faoiion. Mr.. kArh.
=. 10 had bern formerly assigned ~ one OF WI
an, counsel, remarked that hr fnnnd himself
embarrassed h, thu situation IN which he wss
rlseea. Ne .aid that, after wilson's eossic-
,ioo and sentence al the last court, considering
his pfofessionai eonnerion with him rs ferm'-
,,,.d he had yielded to what had seemed n
rim the ssnrtal n ish Of Nh. community. IA well
.,,o HI. own clear impressions OF public policy,
a, accommodating him to the oi.mency ofibs
.,era,,,. thai ont ol the prominent grounds
nj his recommendation, had bs.n the continued
fiah,l,tv Of Wil,an 10 the punishment Of grew
ous iunrisonm.ni that the same consideration
had heen urged ~ the different memorials from
40 eitizens and thai II had been ~ least Inpli.
.aly acaoie,ced IN by Wilson, ms the condition
On which th. President should be solicited 10
spare his LIE.
Tn, parflon had hesn mshe accordingly IL
Yeeiisd, IN It's preamble, the language OF the
,nemorisllsts, L. was obvionsly intended to leave
Wilson It'll liable to imprisonmenl Oh each Of
tha CHARGES now before the court Under these
circumstance, Mr.. Kane said. II would not
eninna, with his IDEAS OF fai6ness ADD duty to-
wards The executive, the community, OF tho
court. 10 t1ke advantages Of the Fhrasrology
which had been employed IN flaming the par
q m IL claim for II more exisnded operation.
DE should MOI Their forr. nov offer that insiru.
men, to The Judicial notice The court. He
/, ilded, thar be had moi thought u necessary 10 /
present 10 wilson, mind the different question.
which had ,nggr.lcl themselves To bis own,
v ME examining this .nbleci But h. referred
himsrlf 10 the court ior their in.iructions, IT, IL
,heir Judgment. the interests Of public justice. !
or he rishi' Of the prisoner reqsred ot him 10
nnr.ns y different courte from thai winch he
had indicated.
Jadse B.Lowls admitted The hiiicnltes II he
counsel, and ihr proprieiy Of the course. which,
snJer Tho circumstances, he had marked out for
n. own conduct. but liz said thai ihe pardon
~As, 10 fact before The court, and thai be did
nni think they could omit 10 notcr ".
1ndge Hepkinson eGpreseds doubt. whether
! m pardon could be contijered rs before lhr |
.uri IN ih,s ca,e unless formally pleaded 10 Ar |
rs, OF iudsnsn, lie reserved himself upon THIS
point.
Saturday, morning was then hssd Tor hearing
iha argument oil the District Attorney oil the
quest on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28

Phfyfenna (2)-Vincent WitchPy md YIN.
Swanson are electcd--N have been unable In
procure statement oil The polls.
Net'on-James Garland DINO opposition.
P0''hGfdn (l)--fhomas Miiler-diito.
southampton Own. b. Goodwyn--di,te
hehmond CITY ()-Jahn Rutberfoord---diuo
Petcr'bhyg D-Willlam I'll, Macfarland 90
William Robertson 1886
CHlpeper (2)--Edmund Broaddns 663. Us
marlborough GIL. ]. S. PeudIelon $50. Jons
L. Gibson o25. DIR. lh1rnion 292. lie .lec
ton will be contested
Norfolk county f2) John ". Murdaugh pa.
John Thompson 243, J. Z. Leigh 2I3. John
Hodges l57.
Poeah0nta, (D-Te,reii Oh, Per:ingsr 81, II.
T. laylos %.
Gooehtnnd OD -Arehibald Bryce. ir. l<o.
Fster Guerrent rs. James Pl.assn,s Al
Dingiddie O-Nillsm H. Bro.anax 400
John l. Scott 376
-'oriha"pton {D-Col. Little IN Upshsr no,
candidate 81, naj. VIM. Dunton 10.
Louisa Q)--Nicholas J. Poind.ster 1885,
Charles Y klnbrough o2e, Oliver Gross 20
Ls'el tI-Wfigbt l67, Pitts 1873, Richie 6i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28

Geoi,-Wr lately asked m elderly gentle
man Of This iistflft # lie believed ~ the effca
ey of" snlllheallpn - " SIR. - .syshe, have
Just bsrn nsled The snme qnedl md re-.
piled 10 TIE qaertsi that hs hal mistaken the
tefm--tbai was for nnHif1tng instead of Nal.
living Now We second the Modification !:
Their. ia good sense IN n lhe n,ferity OF party
vloience needs softenlps down. We all think
NJ ke Ia Ssulh CT9lina, upon the main punt
of our polte' W al believe IA the injusnoc
and most OF ns III the uneouslitutianaht, oil Inc
governmental aggressions ON us---n, do, for
one. most nnhestsungly beheve so becaus .
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