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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-09
TMURsDAY MORNING.. APRIL 8, 1880.

The tate DueL-We expressed dsapproba-
ton of the summary dismissal of the four naval Off
GERS by the President. without trial, without inquiry,
without previous notice of the consequences of the
ofgenee-as act arbitrary in its nature and
Just in its results"
The Pennsylvania Inquirer alledges, that Mr..
Duryee one of the dismissed, was not even concern
cd in the duel, though he had been 10 spme previous
controversy which led to it In the case of Lit.
Byrne, another of the dismissed, the same paper
states that he displayed anxiety, and used every
honorable cxertion, to adjust the difference; and
that the Grand Jury well satisfied of this
fact, that having found Indictment against him
they recommended noAe prosequi to be entered,
which was done accordingly.
We say again, with the Pennsylvania Inquirer,
that view duelling condemned by the laws OF
God and Man--but we abhor arbitrary power, and
we consider the late exercise Of authority by the
President, TO be of the most high handed and des-
potic character. And we are uncharitable to
believe that his motives were neither higher nor
moro laudabe, than desire to fatter the Pennsyl-
yaDia Legislature which had taken the case in hand,
and passed some obiurgatory resolutions.
The act has all the spirit of post facto law
and we hope that the fragrant injury it has inflicted
may be repaired by royal grace and clemency.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-09

MARRIED-At The residence of 7. r. Barton
Esq. in Fredericksburg the 5th inst. by the Rev.
r. 6. Mcclure, HUMBERsToNE SKIPwITH, Esq. oil
PreStwoud Meckenburg county, Va. to Mrs. LEILA
RoBERrsoN, daughter of L. Skipwih, Esq. of Mon
Itcsano, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-09
IOHN YAN.LEW d co.

EIAVE Just received, and opening, their
4 4 spring supply Of HARDWARE and Guile
and comprising the usual variety of goods in their
line mar 2i--2aw3w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-09

DIED-In Kentucky. on the Cd March, joins
BEApFoRp, Esq. late Editor of the Ky. Gazette
which paper he established at Lexington in 1897
the first American paper established beyond the
limits of the 10 old States.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-09
THE NASHVILLE COMMITTEE.

The last Telegraph furnishes the following denial
of the differences drawn from the queries which we
rcpubshcd from the Lynchburg Virginian.--So far
"as either of the persons formerly of Tenncss ee'
now Office holders at Washington, are concerned, it
may be so--but were it not so, it would not be ex-
pccted that they should confess it. But as far we
are concerned, we use the language of Judge Hop
knson in speaking Of higher themes-'We affirm or
deny nothng-wc know nothing" This however
we are well persuaded of, that the Vrgnian had war
ranty for all it said
THE NASHVILLE COMMITTEE.
we hnd IN the Richmond VIII n series Of que
RES, COPIED from the Lynchburg Virginian address
edto the editor of the Nash. Repub the object OF
which is to create belief that the late dealcalion Of
the Cashier OF the Bank of Tenn was occasloned
by drafts, private discounts to the Nashville
Committee, for oectionecring purposes and that the
funds or part of them, bad been transmitted from
this city. The editor of the Republican will, no
doubt, answer for himself; but we authorized TO
say that there not the least foundation for the in.
stnuaton against the committee, and that the state
ment that either of the persons formerly Of Tennes-
see now in Office in this city, in any
connected with the default referred ~, that they
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-09

A Sign Mr. Clay arrived at Louisville on the
93d March-yet the Louisville Advertiser of the
two succeeding days makes no mention of the fact
does not bestow word Of abuse.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-09

Mr.. Jefferson, in letter to John Page, dated at
Washington, in July, 1907, says:
81 never removed man because he was ederaiist,
and never wished them to give vote at election
but according to their own wishes"
What documentary upon the conduct of General
Jackson
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19

~ Thosy persons WHO have FAM Y
@ssa Rights would DO well by cllmg :,
no subscribe, Tor Medicine. as ,i...y
f1aS mas rely upon lis being genuua-
e as there Is no other person within
- reasonable distance authorized 10
,eu1 H,AtsosIAN Medicine lie also beiug ~
,horse. by ~ Thompson TO sell hs BOOKS
and RIGHTS, he viii keep constant suy. Isl.
Those who purchase Rights from The subscriber.
will receive with .le books the usual and neess-
sarg instruction
lie also re.e actr.I, offers his services TO the
afflicted, n tn fl 1s'riton of Dr. TR0npsgn' s
B5tlHlcIl ht Us practice 100 Chronic dis
ease IL Iuy-lG4l L. known to have removed
disease Of mlu' uling after having baf
fed the skin le .- euuont nhvsic.ar-. -
Those who ha to nc subject viii be ,l
listed by ca vino have Family
Riehls. there tea De namber m The
town Of -
? BLC0WtTELD.
BRIDG
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y GOSEfOfS.V &c 90.
AUCTIoNEERS
r. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

AUCTION EERS
& COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Phauir Rolu Main Street. Wheeliug, ia.
17AAVE recently received on Consignment,
Ibl go Bags Rio and Porto Rico Coteei
Is ." Pepper; do. Alspice;
, pipes Cogniac Brandy;
Domestic Brandy
. Bbs do. do
RUM 2 do. LISBON WINE;
6 Boxes Hats - doz. Castor Oil;
40 q" Muscatel Raisins;
4 Hhds New Orleans Sugar;
10 Bbls Molasses; IS do. Maclereii
" Shad; do Herrings
5 " Sperm OIL
Case Bengal Indigo; l Case Manila do.
] Seroon Spanish Flote do.
Kegs do.
1oooObr7 SoAL LEATHER:
10 doz Uppei Leather;
8 doz Calfskins;
q Bride Leather
, Bag Leather
10 " BACKED Deerskins;
, " BACKED buff do
10 doz dressed Deer do. ? doz Hog skins;
, Col skins; , Dog do.
1000 lbs SKIRTING;
8 TOMS assorted NAILS; 2 tons Logwood
100 Buxes superior Spanish Segars
30 KEGS MLennan 81 Co.'S warranted white lead,
80 Bbls Flour for Family use;
10 Alum; 10 Bbls EPSON Salts;
3 tons Lead: 90 pair S RAP HINGES
90 CRATES QUEENSW ARE
}59 BjiS ltii0tc reck SALT;
p doz K. Nattersou q. Cos Sleeves
III. GoSHoRN g. c.. inform thei
Friends Jhal they have on hand, ~ addition TO IN
above consigumenis VERY LARGE SIOCi
or DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, &c. whc
they offer at WHOLESA. = IT nc lowest prices
TAINTED Immediately SO BBMS Flarseod Oil
Narch 81, 1880.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19
FRESH SALID OIL
ALSO

BOTTLES OF LORLARD& SUPERIOR MACABOUGI
ando i
and Law in the prices
SnakcToot win be exchange
Nheelug J.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19
CHANCERY NOVICE.


rs
Iisalom Bdccl. SLadrocL Tat Wm. IN the
Hglt NgSm Holt Hgrt'eu a, County
rJ NqHqI Eauml E rW, AHdrarHolt Court of
John 'anaraB &. irif Martha HVliIp / Ohio, IL
h.8'.h D. 'ry Sarah JlRcH cyt Hugh Chauccry
, ,, ~ 'y' NTr.s JOIN Glt 81 Joseph TO perpct-
HFJ5 .7rs .Hr trdiStrjafccs Of J0la unite tes,i-
Helt, tt's of Jti9 CoiHt. deceased tmonv.
TFH deieulau,s w,ll take notice. that 7 sb7H
y ODD the 18th dav of May, 1880. M tb,. house
OF. Mary Nayi, on Short Creek. Ohio Conn, mi .
he deposition OF said Mary Wayr also. Than viii
1000 De lOth day of June next at The house If Ia.
sud Glenn, Esq. in M.ln county I'm tho ST. If
Pcnusy lyania, take the dispositions of lame C,i
.,l-. james Mcconnell Nicholas Gooshorn Lanes
Van Peters and Margaret Briggs. ain he ,,seJ IN
slid cause. NATHANIEL WAIT
April TO- 1880. 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01

r,er. the sou. The latter all attend lie ff'fa
i. the ChAmbsr Of perrs. The iof'pfr = spt 2
eislly attached TO the Es-Ninisier ss .Co"n-
sell
rha arro.ai. from the Netherlands under
aa,e If usyue e.nt are favorable 10 the
.n.edv res,nrarion 81 ,ran'nilhy. Inc Prince
81 otaors reached the capital, on his rrt"'n
ron brussels. on the uarning oi IN 4th, a"o
wa. received With annrh lpy hs ths people nc
kiny vent 10 the Hotel OF n. Prince 10 meet
him.
Nc. 7 Van Maanrn. shn. during pefnd
of35 wear. has served the country ~ VARIOUS
hgh Offices with 80 fnuah zeal and hdelhy. has
received from the King Of the Netherlands an
honorable discharge FROM the Office 81 Nuns
ire Of Justice. with expressions of gratitude
Tor hi. long aud ianbf1l services to the eonn.
trt-
srn4-A Pniis date Of the fth mentions
that the dsnutailaa of ST Sebastian had teihs.
ed ~ obey a. order al the Spanish Govern.
ment. placing the Royal Volunteers aud Ter.
CO... =, ,he disposal of VI Bias Irunas, Cap
tain General of Guipuseea. Spanish eni.
grants from London. Brussels. aud Paris,
had been docking To Bsvonne during tho lai.
ter part Of Aug.tsi. aud 100 Of them w'fe
suppnssd IL he on the irontters. Tho artCle
saws:
The celebrated Pastor Is at Baynnne, a. well
az the Aide-de- Camp OF General Nina. eenefa
Torrelos ). IN the neighborbood. General Nigo
+. guinr To Jun his companions In exile. u Is
Thought fhat Wins and Qaitoga are gong 10
anii tho capital Of France 10 jon Their Country
men Tho spaniafh' assembled ~ bonfg Ma
dame nrs armed. we'll ss those ~ Bhyo"ae
many OF them already wear the red ani sello"
fihnnd, The emblem of liberty. In short those
Spaninrds arr only waiting for Nina, Who pos.
sesses ther entire confidence. II Is ailir ned
that, when they are all assembled General Vsa
will advance towards Ga,cia, Iorrejos and
oniroga towards Maadd, aud tina; al'aa will
enter 5pnin b, Catalonia.
Letters from Madrid Of tho 26th august, m
nonnce that the Cab,neI continued 10 drlb"raie
on measures TO make sone cOncrssion Ia pnh-
ic pp,non aad srrm d,sposei 10 R'ant much.
The Apnstolirals, however, wish nothing 10 be
yielded
General Iamhrano persists in mafohin 2
troops 10 the frontiers Of France hut, on The
ofhat hand.the Spanish rragecs org my them-
selves at the fnot Of the Pyrenrss. o. thr 3ld
trey Mtfr IN IN number wearing The eolUfs
Of inl"prndeace=ied apd yril1w.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01

In the Supreme Court ot North Carolina.
s'tnng at Raleigh, AT the beginning Of tie pre-
sent month, Elijah " kimbrougn, Of renncs-
see, convicted OF the murder of John DAVIS. of
kdeish, WAS broughtIn In receive sentence of
ae"tn' After sentence was pronounced, he
asked and obtained perniss,un from the jude =
10 make few remarks. The Register informs
US hat
" He addressed the Cont for about half an
nou', IN a d'JoIn'ed manner, making the most
solemn protest-t'ons vi lnnocrnce, and declnt.
ny 't"' he tell a victim TO the preudices OF the
community. Before lie was rem1yed frnm rho
stand " as the last reqsest of dying man"
he asked leave OF the Judge to offer IN a n, ,ver
10 the throne OF Grace, in the presencs Of The
oout' aud auditory. TINS WAS propefly re G,.-
cd Inc Judge remarking that he might at tho
noor oil The jan, # he chose offer up such npti.
"o"' great crowd attended hun 10 the a,l
"nrr'' we understand, Clergyman ,,nn,t.,i
1910 - .'e prisoner conInneed To make
moved to his CELL vas IT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01
+ Boston Palladium
From The HuntrdIe Adooca,e, Oct. l6.
HOMlCIDE


Famarl2e ! as we have become from their
frequent occurrence, to deeds Of blood and of
lawlrss violence, II is no less ropuguant TO
our feelings, to record another, by which a
fellow-creaIure, in the prime of HE, has been
called al moments warning. from time 10 e
tsrnltv Col. Gideon NOrihCUt, lately a mem
Der elect TO the legislature Of the State from
tbs county, was shot and almost instantly killed,
whit IN the act OF addressinga Multitude OF
people at public muster ground. on Tuesday
last, Oy MI Logan ID Brandon Of this place.
The particulars oil this melancholy transaction
ought not at present 10 appear IN the columns
oi newspaper we therefore suppress the
most OF them, although they are in our posses
Sl1a. 'nasmpeh as 4 lsto undergo iegal IN
vesilgston hriote the proper Judicial tribunal
Something, however must be sad 10 correct
an erroneous statement ni tie Transaction which
has alrea"y appeared IA the Democrat, wherein
this occurrence, Is teamed an" aTrny." 1t is
NOT true that there was an" aEfGBi' but the
! simple tact IS, that the deceased was stopped in
/ MS harAngne by Nr Brandon aud in the same
moment Nhol deprived OF his he with ps
'ol, al the distance of eight OF ten feet. Anoth-
er man by the name Of Rnn'ev MAS accident
ally severely wounded 10y the same discharge,
l~ho = saul TO he On terms perfectly friendly
WIN Ir. biandon, whose lite IA despaired oil.
Some atneT persons were also slightly wound
I'd. The occurrence happened M the Rppi-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01

IT,. tr.n ite evidence nidncsd 10 the iurv
:. ....,a.,ed that the dserased had been az the
pos.srv Theatre on the previous evening, vas
=, - .pirft.. and left the thessrs at about
,.,,.tv. o,cioek with friend, with whom he
aa.ysrse1 On the subject Of suicide-as 10 the
aa.i.s, md. Of committing IL. and the proper
loses of medicine required but mo-, however,
d, a manupr calculated To excite the slightest
snsnicion that hr intended 70 make way with
h,mselC He stopped alta cellar IN Broadway
--ordprpd supper Of oysters, aud stepped ont
a few MINUTES while theF were prepared. II
sss,nsd ,bai during this short in ervsl. he went
TO a drug shop IN he n'ighhorhooh anu pnr'
cb,ssd tbree ounces of landauum, representing
,b., no was obtaining IT for we'll known ply
siriso If this cfy On his return he supped
heartily and repaired with his iriead 10 Wash.
;optop Ilofel. standing on the steps few miu-
pte. whi,diny some iavorIte airs. At n quar-
ter mas. two he retired 10 his chamber. Al
half mast eleven Yesterday morning, II message
vas sent up stating that the brig Coral. tor
rbpr'eston m board of which he had taken
oas.ape aud Deposited his baggage. vas on the
eve of sailing On seeking him IN hi- room. he
WAS (onnd dad. with an empty phial liabelled
-. loudo,u,u y and three letters lying on the
floor. Two of these letters were read To the in.
~ They we're dated At two a clock. reques-
ting that his death might be made known 10 his
uncle in this CITY, TO his brother NJ lhrog
Neck and rroupsiing that his corpse.mighi be
Inferred alongside of his l.. 'ther's. He stated
that ba did not wish to give The reason for bis
committing this fatal act. There was no evil
dence OF the deceased having At any time shown
any tokens whatever Of meatal arrangement.
q nder these circumstances the jury thought II
rhsif duiy 10 return verdict of " suicide from
iafkilg iuadan4ny " Y. Gdsehe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01
From he Woorier (Ohio) Citizen.
HON ELIJAH HAYH YARD.

Thsfpentleman has got hi reward IA the Of :
fee 81 Commissioner Of the General Land Of
fee, With salary Of : 200 per annuIn. lie
was. through the Presidential canvas, the Edi-
tor Of violent pafiizan pT'nt 40 Cincinnati. the
| Naii1ual Republican ; and one of three persons
who acted rs a Centrai Committee Tor Ono,
aud by whom the c1unlty Vas delnged with the
most uupriucipled slshders aeains the late Ad-
minislTaiion-such the circular printed IN
German. 10 which the name Of his c1llenef.
Caleb Aiwater, was signed, ayerrl0g that Mr..
Adams uniform employment on Sundays was
pl,s ny at cards. s. Mr. Hayward came here
from Nassachusrtfs. wh"re he W6s never ie-
narltahle for any thing but the violence Of his
/ Federal politics II Vas for the purpose al sup
porting Mr. Clinton, claims 10 The Presidency
that hr wss impaired hlfher; but thu scsPne
not taking. he and his emplrsers thOnghtit
most prudent ia fall in for Jackson aud verify,
II WAS - lucky hit for Elijah. This gentleman
ha made preiensons 10 the law, aud has beea
rominally at the bar ever since he came
sfnongsfns but ha, never made display 'ui
cent 10 Introduce him to u lvlng practice : and
h,, elevation to the 5npreme Bench was not tor
any Thug he possessed rs n lawyer, hot from
sheer nadulterated panty feelug--ihe same spi
ri that sent MIR Lee 10 AigIrfs. aud exalted
Isaac lliIl TO tne Lnied States senate. From
the rnpdiy 81 Mr. Hay wards advancement
no one can safely undertake IL SET limits 10 ms
eleyation.--rIespt IN tbs, thnt may with safe.
~ he prei,r ted thai he "ill never he president
at temperance society.
Under former Admioistrai oos, WHEN officers
weIe appointed from our STAFF, II was from
amongst the most respectable, the real bone
mud muscle OF the country, that the selections
were made. But III these unparalleled times. :
polLeal menlaciy and an utter rechirssnesI ri
hn.lor aud verac ~, seem I" prrsfnl The stron.
Erst claim 10 the iayoT at the ElIiJaal E1ccu.
Hy,.--it has been The boat OF tbs country that i
~ have constIt ttuu mat mast eyer ensnfe an
admlnlstraiion OF government upon Republican
principles bat under tins administration, e.
uough has already franspreb 10 prove E." beyJHd
i3e pos5ibitityoi ioH5t. thal, IN all its acts
from ihe appoiatmfnt Of tuie waIte,s and five |
dollar postmss els. up 10 the highest exercise OF
Executive power. "A gtovelllng PERSONAL party |
bias has aniaruly prehnmlnatsd, 70 the entire
exclusion OF those hgh mi lonorAhie motives
winch The trainers of our Constitution had /
tondly hoped would ever actudte our public
inuct fOnaIles.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01

american Huuutaci1teS-lt is said there Is
40 difference in parlie, nov, in wishing success
In American Manufactures, that Is, 10 aItclss
made ~ Amrricn-and that The only variance
i, that enr patty contends, that they can do
without prntr cIiou. or with less. This may he
rue IN drgree. Bat II they f0urIttd with
OUT this encouragement. OF with reduction of
II, we do not see how the change could help
commerce--lor rhs hope Of benefdng com
merGc has appeared To lie fodnded i'm.
porting what is now made 10 the country. or a
part Of if--.nd the changing OF the importation
of the "a. materials to the introduction OF the
articles themselves. The Act lauf Party
Gems. therefore, 10 be mis,akeo. But even II
hey expect TO import what lsnov made here,
W. cou:riVe they are IN error ipr the imports
must be regulated by the exports and. SIT ug
as de our maulnrcturrs what onil tie onr nbili.
~ II pa, Tor torrisn arlcies or foreign luI1rie,
oar Curting irade 10 othtr committees could
not be ,mprp.ed--H /. noe Jfts--uh e1traneuus
goods. the deban'nrr draws back the who'll du.
~, and on our domcslicslhere Is none--neither
Is there any tonnage. The friends oi the lar II
contend there Is mere commerce with il than
there could he without It, contemplating the
whole OF our haVIg CATION. As respects the Cal
cuua lraHe, there appears to he as uany yes.
sells nov engaged IN exporting our goods, sc.
and importing raw materials. as there formerly
were IN importing man ifactnres, aud exporting
specie. II ls thought, 10y some, thai tive bal
ance Of trade has brcn turned IN orr favor
10y or iaria-our currency kept good. and
orr bnnks preserved from spncie runs. II ,de
IL eqnalzed, sometimes by poverty. sometimes
ny pro'pcil'l. Ihe last is 10 be preferred.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01

Lesizlaia,e. Thee. fie Enqulter fa'' are
E." Waterloo Defeats = bui the Revolution ~
MARYLAND. nnnrecstsntei "a The history ni par
tiss. =. = = boof es.a triamph.--Aifnlrahle can
dor how worthy saeh an oracle 10 be the
guide aud organ Of great aad enlightened
State Nat ha.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01

!, Sao0T"ai'on IF PeriuH-A man pamod
1"sS,HS' was recently tried aud convir,ad ~
New iorN on charge of snborn. t,a, u,
peD"fy' IL appears thai one Smith r,,l,s W,
.ia" had oeen brought az, on a eharss .,
raul before one of tue police Justices ant ~
mat haikins went 10 Snitn'. wife a,d LAW. a''u
10 procure aai for her husband, If she no'II
give t,aa hi." ''e dollars. The terms wsrs sDun
aen 70 and da'kins then procured a saile,
eu'''p "f'PS N"no he found somewhat die
s"''s0 "th !rlgor) 10 go to the ONO ""' l ~" US
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01
DDGESTfc.
F,om the National fri.ilg.nc,,. oet. %

TIE Ohio Eisctom.--lhe daily enquiry
Coz t,anes - he. stat is the news from Ono ,
10 .stisiy this curiosity as f,r as We can, we
Mace hefofai our readers, from day 10 day,
such information ~. our correspondence or
Newspapers enable ~ 10 give them LET 81 10 the
editors from Chillieoihe. ri The lbtn instant
contains tue annexed information Amer
stating the favorable rssalt ia some o
Their counties heretofore mentioned, the writer
says;
In tho resi Of tie State. 80 far as heard from,
the result i decidedly favorable. Ia PtekH-
ieg1. Belmont. Homg0nitrg. RHor, Licking
Warren. Costo,ts, Tnearawaf. aud Dsirtca,e,
where last year the jackson Ticket had sue
credaI. uhbllyof 10 part We have elected Clay
Erpfrsentafisrs ~ Hamilton aud Hnfier. the
two mozt decided Jack son counties ~ the state
We bclievr, from The partial returns received,
tue Caucus Iickei las been signaily defeated.
IN the district lately represented Nv Mi Go0de-
nov, Gen. 5tokey The Clay candidate, - IN
drrsto ii to have hecn r,eGird- Local ctnses
have operated against brn NJ Arthur m sever
al eoun les IN which W. have elected our tepre-
sen adscs. We 'belrve, however, that he
has been CHOSEN Governor by haudsom ma-
jpfity .
10 this Re adj. from the ocioiD Gazette ,of
the 2alh The following
turns from number Of The counties IN his
state. We learn from verbal sources entitl1d
10 credit that NJ Arthur hns beaten Lucas IA
tn Niam, country from 10 1000 Voe5.
his viii take hun IuiD the ReserUe with even
vote wllh Encaa. II MI ahead Of him. In the
Re5crte Ne calculate on maierty oi from To
lDuOO votes lis election - therefore Also
lntrlv certain by a large majority. Gen. Find
lay Is reelected to Congress RON the Cincin
nnii distriat Jadgc Cane, ecu. Vance. aud
Thomas Cnfun, are elrcIed from Mann Vail v
William Rassrl rom thr dlsltICf h.lbW rs YIN
ton from the one cas- Of usi aud Judge Irwin
from ihe Lancaster DISTRICT kenu0n aud SIAN
berry are reelected aud we learn, verbally
TINT General Stnkrly - elected orr Ieaplt,
the canrus caniidtfe ~ the otrubtnyIe dis
trcL Thompson aud Whildesey are we have
40 doubt, re-rlecled, and Clay mdu f,U,n the
dlsttlci reprrs,rn ed by Mr.. Barley, who de-
clncd a rc-slrctlon Thu, will ONO present ~
the ne4r Congress Hi,tteA representative to
one, vino will vote 4 Il, all shot against the o.
dIous measures Oi The pteseot aimnIstrd-
,iau"
" From the accounts already received there
will bea mapllty OF from ID 40 m jnlnt
ballot Ia TIE Legislature Ia inVor oi HeHrL
Ciny. lhe majority Last year was twelve i"r
Jackson, 50 much for the ptiO.
o,G "erks az the Richmond Enquirer rs
sarrd II, re"ic,s thai The Veto had greatly |
increased the prr,den,' 30 pularny IN ONO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01

Example for Subscribers.--Dr. BENJAMIN Pal
mer, OF Bloomfield, Ono, the other day paid ~,
all arr-araeas for the Kerne, n II. Sentinel
and also s.Uen years IN ddpance The es,lor
says, We giye It strongly in charge 10 onr
Successors, II we are Mt Ourselves permi,ts,
to fulfil our obligations. to see the y n
Sentinel carefully mailed to this best Of
pat We will ourselves bs content. il our
patrons will so far follow the example Of Nh.
ono doctor has alw'ys 10 keep ono year in
advance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01

Dress oFhhs Bedon,ns.--A French officer IN
me Aiger'oe expedition, thus describes the Gu.
,nn' of the BedounS -" They are envelope
rom mead 10 foot in n covering OF ,nick flame
fastened over the head by means ola ribbon.
lhey have neiher shirt nor shoes, and ara
armed with ioos gun, which carries very Ia
ana very true they are besides furnished WIN
p hit'e sheath, similar that used by butchers
10 WHICH they keepa small aud oxceedr g.
sharp knife "