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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31
BANK OF VIRGINIA,

The Stockholders OF the Bank ut Virginia
held a meeting, according TO public notice, on
Friday, the 2lst inst TO decide on the accep
lance or rejection Of the charter grated by
the last General Assembly, extending the term
of the Bank 10 the year 1872. Afrer considera
bic discussion, the meeting finally agreed TO
accept the charter, aud ordered the acceptance
TO be reported TO the Executive.
Tbs vote stood as follows
Votes. Shnref.
For the acceptance 1868 Representing 1920
Against II 64o 1880
Majority 2ls
Nearly all The large Stockholders present
were opposed Ia the acceptance of the char
ter. but were outvoted by the small Stockhol,
dprs, by means Of the graduated scale of voting
which gives the preponderance 10 the latter.
The meeting unanimously resolved TO present,
| a memorial TO the next GeNeIal Assembly, pray
ing for a reduction of the bonus aud for a
diminution OF the power of the Conmonwe alth
in tho interior management of the Bank.
Many of the Siockho ldtis present, when il was
asce' alned what the resultwould he according
10 the scale, of voting, declined voting at all.
After the acceptance Of the charter by the ma
jority of votes, the meeting proceeded TO the
election of Directors Cor the Office 10 be es,ab-
lished at the town Of DanVile in the course OF
he year. lRich. Enquirer.
Philadelphia May % BY the brig Oliver,
we learn, that On the Odd ult, a proclamation
was issued in Curacao, BY General Arismenda,
stating that a reroillion had taken place in Bo-
gotta against General Boil var, headed by Gen.
eral Urdaneia, and that two regiments from
Bolivar's advanced army had crossed the lines
Mt Cucuta, and joined the VenezueIian army.
Ibis news was not confirmed when the Oliver
sailed. The Congress OF Venezuela commen.
ced its session at Venezuela, on the Both April.
General Paez left Valencia on The Isl, 10 join
the army In. c. II. Books,
The following is an authentic account of apo-
Their steamboat accident on the Western wa.
ters, the occurrence Of which has been already
briefly mentioned.
Extract Of a teller dated, Cincinnati, Ma, -.
We are this day apprised Of another steam
boat disaster ON the Ohio river. Two hundred
miles below Louisville. al Rockport, the steam
boat Iigress took FIRE on the cabin roof, and
finding It could not be got under, she was run
TO the shore. when. from the fact of her havine
300 Kegs OF g%unpowder on board, the passen.
gers 6ed, excepting oGe or ho attempted TO |
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ore

Salisbury, (N. c. May ls.-Proscription mas
at length reached South Carolina, aud Robert
". Gil Esq. Postmaster nj Lancaster Court
House, is the first victim. We are acquainted
with some Of the circumstances attending this
removal, aud know the agency which the re-
preventative in Congress from that district, had
IN il, and the frivolous charge which he wished
TO substantia,e Through ns) against Mr.. Gill
and al another time, VI shall set before our
readers. in it's true coiors, this high.handed,
unjnsiiGabIe aud disrepu,able ac. OF the nation.
al Executive. lJOurA1t.
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600

Mr.. Barry, Gen. Jackson's 3" Reforming and
Il trenchlng" Postmaster General, is the FIRST
oficrr thai has ever been Al the head of the
Post Office Department, who has been reduced
o The necessity of drawing mhney from the
Treasury 10 Sustain his department. The re-
ceipls OF The Department exceeded its expen-
di'ures, during
Posi- AI.stat General Ospood's term 2l6 400
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From The Easton f.nd') GaEete ofDay Is.

From The Edsion (.Hd') Gazette ofJUdy ID.
HEssIAN Fly The hopes OF OH farmers are
again nearl, blasted by this pernicious insect-
Accounts have been daily brought in bv the
farmers, from all parts Of this county, of the
great rayages Of the 1y. IN some instances,
in our best lands. best farmed, the destruction
is dreadful and astonishing, and we hear of no
wheat except the rare-ripe that has escaped
nj ali-ihat we are told has not been injured
there are a few lots and nicely prepared FAB
low fields Of this rare-ripe wheat that are Iuxu-
liant and beantlful-nearly oGe half the crop
of wheat, it is feared, is already gone. Upon
many OF The thin lands there will scarcely be
any crop at all The appearance OF the fly,
il is stated, was rather later than usual, but
the havoc II committed was proportioaally rapid
and great.
FROM HE Stnun.On Spectator Of Moy ID.
The small grain in This neighbourhood looks
generally well, and from appearances we shall
have an unusually early harvest. On the O.
Their side Of the Ridge, we understand the Hes
sian fly is making great ravages.
From the Winchester V~irg'nidn of.Mdy Ii.
The rsvages OF the fy have been SO extern
sive for the last few weeks in any parts OF
county, as TO cause serious aprehensions on
account Of the wheat crop which un,il the
latter end Of April had promised TO yield an
unusually abundant harvest. The prospect
al present is represented as exceedingly al.-
couraging.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31

Washington, May 24"-The ultimate fate of
the bills 10 reduce the duty on Salt and on Mo.
lasses. Is uncertain. The bill 10 enforce the
collection OF the Revenue ION which the Tariff
Debate took place in the House Of Representa-
uves) VIII become a law. II is not yet known,
whether the President of the United States has
signed. or will sign, the Maysville Road bin.
II is understood Ihar NJ, ~ Noah has been re-
Nominated Ia the Senate for the office of Sur.
yryor Of the Port Of New York, which he has
held by the appointment of The President for
the year past which nomination The Senate re-
fused a few days ago, 10y e6 votes to go to
confirm. NM Eui
From a communicated article published in
the Richmond Enquirer, severely censuring
the prosecutor and the Court. we Learn that, al
the Naval Cour, Martial lately held in this CITY.
Captain Ho0man, Of the Navy, was tried upon
= charge oi INSTRUMENTATION, and sentcnced TO
be dismissed The service and that the President
OF the United States, within two ar three DAYS
af'er, the sentence. reversed the DECISION of the
Court, aud restored Captain Hoffman 10 his
rank Ia the Navy. In the article to which we
refer, the arres, of Captain H.. is pronounced
10 have been malignant, his Trial unfair, and the
OF the Court " an unparalleled mi.
qriiy." GD.
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Ertrnct Of ieae, 10 he Editor ofthe Baitimore
Patriot, ddisd

W~AshlsGroN, SaIuFIay hIgh.
Noah is again before The senate. TaIsl
well is absent for the remainder Of the Session,
This would leave It "a aga inst TO % for, " al
but /. were present aud should vote as before.
Whether they have gained one over, do not
know. No denomination rs yet in Hill's case
he still remains in The office with ms flesh IN
has teeth, sucking like a ierch upon Treasury
pap. A man Of high and honorable feelings,
pne would suppose, would have retired from
The Office rs soon as his rejection by the Senate
was known.
7. 5 1t is r"nored here that the General
will Send u Message TO Congre's on Monday
giving his reasons for refusing I" sign the
Maysy,le Internal Improvement Bill. This
will create u great sir.
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Washington Nay 25.-It is understood that
the Presidents Of the United States yesier-
day TO the Senate a Message .nom
mating John Randolph ofVirginia, TO be Minister
to Russia, and Heman Allen OF yirmont (late
Minister TO Chil) to be Charge d'AlIairs to Bra.
zil. These nominations have not been acted
upon.
From the fact of a bill having been yestcr.
day reported BY the Committee OF Ways and
Means IN The House Of Representatives, for
anproprlating % 600 dollars for outfits to a
Minister to Russia, and Charges d Affairs 10
b'aSi u. Chill. and Peru, we infer that nomina
hons are also 10 be made, before the close of
The session, TO tho two latter stations.
tNat. Int.
gideon Tomlinsob has been elected a Sena-
tor OF the United States from the State OF Con-
necncui, for sx years from the Sd day Of
March nett, TO succeed MIR. Wiley.
MI Wiley was no, nominated for %re.elec
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31

The President and The .Senaie.-More than
six weeks have elapsed since the Senate of the
Unued States solemnly refused tina, Isaac HiA.
should be Second Comptroller Of the Treasury
Why is it that, III utter contempt OF that body,
aud in VIOLA ion of the spirit at least of the
Constitution, Gen. Jackson has permitted Hill
ever ,lnce 10 exercise The functions OF that OF
6Ge Does he consider the Senators MS mere
Registrars Of his edie's, aud that their suthori-
~ ceases whenever they refuse 10 record
them , ".3fe zoe Jreemen, or are IRE SLAVES p
NAT. Jour.
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ITEMS.

A horrible disdiier occurred nj Memphis
(Tenn.) on the 20th February. The steam boat
Helen McGregor, with about 40 passengers on
board, was III the act of starting, when one OF
the boilers burst with lremend us explosion.
A large number OF deck passengers lad crowd.
ed the forward part Of the boat, aud were the
principal sufferers Amid he smoke aud dust
were 10 be seen, at the same moment the death
struggle, and spounng blood oil those who had
received their mortal wounds while the shrleks
OF the wounded aud dyng were heard ia the
general confusion. The citizens of Memphis
rushed to the scene oithe disaster, and by their
activity aud exertlons rescued many from wa
terry graves Houses were thrown open, aud
oils, lints, bandsges and blankets were freely
furnished Tor the OF the wounded The
subJoined IS Il list Of the KILLED aud wounded, as
far as their names have been yet ascertained
Kiiled-Rlchard Hancock, from Louisville,
Ken A Van Meter, HARDIN co Tenn, Mr..
Talbot, Long Reach, OHIO; James Bledsoe,
Ken. ; Mr.. Carroll, Cincinnati, Ohio I'd. +.
Beadles, Clarke CO. Ind j Dunn, East Ten
nesSee &. u. Giles, CINCINNATI; Ephraim Go
Bile. Brookviile, Ind. WIN. Slockwell, Salem,
Ind. Delany free black William Ewing,
Clarke CO. Indiana; J Rcayes, Harrison co.
Ind. Lewis Young, black one white man,
name unknown n black boy, II or IL years
old.-BddLy WOnnded George Frey, Upton
co. Tenn : Joshua ameron, Clarke GO. Ind.
John Valentine, Massachusetts Mr.. DE Haven,
PhlladeI pima John Leland one Of The pilots
Sugg Union CO. Ken. i; Nh Filcher, I'M
known /. Bale, ,or Bel) Hardin co. Tenn.
ii Heldren, Madison co. Ind John Addison
one Of the crew Thos. Drenard Wilson co.
Tenn. J. Swan Lawrence CO. Ind. ; J. Teuyck.
Shipping port VIM Case, New York "a black
man, name Slightly Wounded :
Capt. Tyson, of the boat Engineer Turner,
do , Pad mate Cray, do T.. o'DanieI. from
Indiana I. l. Rowland, Ohio j. Monasco,
Upton co. Tenn. John Coous aud William
Pouorf, Clarke CO. lad Mr.. Doherty, Ovedon
CO. Ind. Thomas Bank, Lawrence co. Indiana
Green Williams, a black fireman.
The following is one of the useful mernorsn-
dums in the new American Almanac Virgin
ia was settled in 1907; New York, 10 i6l4
Massachusetts, 1923; New Jersey, 1924 Della
ware 1927; Maine, 1880, Maryland, 1853 ;
Connecticut, 1850 Rhode Island 1860 Norm
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COMMUNICATION, IA. ,i,gn.aa


A resolution was adopted ~ the last Term
oi the County Cour, OF Campbell 10 srscta
Clerks office at the courthouse. n eomu,is.,on-
ers were apo nied 10 let the bnlldia4. Han Ia
the splrit oil reform This measure ,ndiesIes
happy results II IS the harbingef OF q new
order OF things The inquiry naturally enough
arses-why has this thing not been done long
agoi The answer should he sought Gom The
justices oil the county It's, IN Truth. a hard
question TO answor. The act OF Assembly,
Vol. l. page ga. Sect. 5. dire IL the CLERK Of
each county. To keep his Office AT The court.
house, and annexed the prny,so. 4" THAI they
may keep their several offices ut any placs
WITHIN their respective COUNTIES, until suit.
able offices snail he provided ior them by In.
respective Courts" The manifest ,nIsotiop
OF this law Is, that the Clerks Office should
be kept ~ Tho co,uth onSe aud thu only purpo.e
OF the proviso ~, Ia ssuy the Clerk "a keeping
he records elsewhere, IN ease Of the future
VI the Court 10 provide u suitable Office. Due
iosa residence Of many years IN Campbell
aud constant attendance on the Court IL has
been my lot 10 witness. IN numbeflr,s Instan.
ces, the vast Inconvenience TO sulto,s aud all
persons having business IN Court growing ont
OF the distance Of the CIrrk's Office from The
courthouse. Scarcely n oouii occurs throughout
tho yraI-,n ~b,oh. during III" progress II
some rause. mn absen, paper VI doe ,mrn, is
~, found necessary IN the rnursr Of ,ae rial -
aud u has often bnppn Il ~ th july has been
Adjourned, after prins impann,l edsior Or,
To wait for tho Production OF some ecoru nr
office paper Hhct.er the ~ sleci of ths
Cour, Of Campbell On this subjec,, has been
occasbned by spT,, of favor aud acrummo-
d. Ton 10 IT'S Cork. NJ spnr peISops ma .ine
Or from niggardly spui of fhlsr economy. n.
" nnintaln, u Is not my pa pose o. inquire
hn's no Other motive III calling thr an, ,ttIon
| ~ The people I" us subIsei, than 10 stun. ale
| en- III cherish this symptom, of a npw and
better order II things The eius "a. p.en
slYeo let Il br sustained. Rea ton IN npli,,.
cal economy, Ike telnps N the PHI, 81, nj stat j..
too ntien "nds In disappointment Il death
The independence az magnRn,mity 81 a lew
OF the mngisracy Of Cnmpb.l ha.. - ast
pmced this snbject Of general concern ~ The
'ount,, where II ought a. sauf-nud II a,cplv
behovrs every one, aho els any inlcrrsi IN IL g
rolice aud welfare Of the county, 10 SEE. ,bnt
10 rctrog de movement be made il thu US,
"'N. ANAIOR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
OBITUARY..

DIED, nth his residence In Franklin county.
al % minutes after Il o'clock A. M on Sunday
III" 7'h day of March, 1890. SAMUEL COOK.
Eq ~ The OOH year OF his age. He hote with
fortitnde for sIr weeks an attack Of Iiyer dis
ease, accompanied w,h symptoms of dropsy
OF the chest. lie had lost IN a shor, per,od
during The last seven months, three tout OF
fnnD Of lis children, AMI has left most anna
Bile widow nnda taug tor, aud nuo.r Gus
tram oi relatives aud fIiends 10 lament his
deaih HIS worth needs no page 10 pnIni OF
pe,petua'e II It's recorded in the memory
and affection Of his acquaintance, neighbours
aud friends. for he was in truth an honest
man. But summoned hence, he has gon he
pilgrimage from whose bourne no ,rave Ie, re.
turns He dtrd with compasure and hn at.
PENDANTS, during his last days, were much CON
forted with the ref elton, that he died with q
cheering hope OF a blessed immortality.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18

IL The rejection of Mr.. Lees nom nation as
Consul General 10 the Barbary States, will be
hailed with great satisfaction by all moral mem
without regard TO party. Since his rejection,
the President has nominated Com. Porter,
whose appointment will afford as much salts.
faction, as that OF Lee excited disgust. The
Mud Machiqe, IN order to break Lees fall, saws
that he was rec commended 10 the President by
Chief Justice Marshall, Judge Mclean aud
others. All fudge No one will believe il,
without the Telegraph Gao procure respecta-
BILE endorser. We should like TO know what
Lee wanted with recommendations 10 Genera !
Jackson, whose bosom friend aud boon com.
panon he has been for years past The story
is utterly absurd and ridiculous Try again,
Duff.
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EXPEDinON-FOH LIBERIA.

The iinc new Brig Montgomery owner John
Hanson, of Philadelphia. has been chartered by
the Colonization society. to convey emigrants
to Liberia. She cfn accommodate, comforts
about $50 passengers Nj who would obtain
passage in this vessel should be IN Norfolk On
or before the 10Th of April. Applications foi
= passage, III behalf ol free persons OF color, or
those liberated with view to their colonlza ION
IN Africa. should De made Immediate, 10 the
Secretary OF the Society, Washington, TO J
II. Latrobe, Esq. Baltimore. John McPhall
Norfolk, Lewis Medtnrt or WIN. b. Tyler ol
frederlcktown, Md. Vim NJ. Blackboard, Fred.
erickshurg, Va, benjamin Brand, X chmond,
Va, VIM NJ. Atkinson, Petersburg Va, Il II
ToIer Lynchburg Va, Aathan Me Ipnhall
Greensboro \. L, or Caleb White, perqui
mans, N 4.
Editors of papers friendly 10 the object OF
his Society, are respectfully requested 10 copy
tbIs notice. Nat. Int.
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UHE VIRGINIA
iYSCHBURG. MARGINS, 1880.

fo,ng for The COnslit"ii0n.-We committed
~ error 10 relation TO this subject in our last
oaesr which we hasten to correct The phra
.oo,ogy of the law passed at the late session OF
~. Legislature is so obscure. TINT many others,
,y,ih ourselves, have been led TO believe that no
,,,l would be- held at any separate election TO
receive votes for or against the new Constiu-
tim but that they would be opened az the court
houses only. Such IS not the fact. Polls are
10 be held atthe separate elections i,ketctse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18

u John Pope. esq, the trustworthy over
seer" appointed by Gen. Jackson to superlnend
aud manage his 3" distant plantation" of Arkan-
sas, is now on visit TO the mansion Of the pro.
Prietor in Washington city. How do his hired
men and slaves go On IN his absence Z Or, has
he been fortunate enough to find a sub.over.
seer. sufficiently trust worthy 10 ACT as his lot
cum tenea5 during his absence from the " post
OF honor ?'
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REV EW

OF tho Lynchburg Marnols,
Corrected Jor The PUginal, by
THOMAS lloLCoMnE aud RICHARD lYREr..
Commission Merchants
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices Of passed Iobac-
CO. from 81 Gil TO 90
INFERIOR 10 common, On Ia %
Common 10 good, 4 OOto = op
"o"h TO hnc, 30 10 90
trips 3 25do 90
keiused, ooo n y 40
Gener"l sales Of passed Tobacco, 3 % tn 4 90
DITTO refused do. 300 Ia 2 %
Inspected tho past week upwards ri an hun
drcd hhis. tho quantity still Inferior and nrlces
law. No change IN foreign or domestic market.
since our last.
flour Is duh So % 10 3 90
Wheat IN Ia a.
Corn "a
Whiskey %
Hemp, ..uoio 4bO
Bacon
~ W. hare IN store aud Jor sale seueral iofs
Of superior Family Flour
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18

0r A meeting has been held at .Wythe court
house, Joseph Draper in The Chair and Jam es
r. Muller, Srcrerary,) TO take into consldera.
ton the propriety OF supporting the new con.
stitulion. The meeting is said to have been
very large A committee, consisting OF Col
Harold Smyth, Col. Joseph Kent, James f
Brown, Hugh McGavock, Col. John A. San.
ders, Capt. Christopher Brown, and Adam
Sanders, was appointed to prepare preamble
and resolutions. The preamble is long and
well written and conc udes with resolutions
(Which were unanimously adop,ed,) disapprov-
ing of the new Constitution, and declaring their
to vote against it /; and also that
they would use their best eAertions 10 bring the
people generally TO the polls, and endeavor by
argument and reason to iaduce sbeLa 10 oppose
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18

u To " CiUi;.' who, IN a note 10 the Edi'
tors, NOT coded for insertion. complains of a
paragraph which we published in our last, rela.
ting to an Athoistical Journal said to be pub
lished in Philadelphia, We suggest the propricty
Of addressing hli contradiction TO the Editors Of
the N. Y. Courier, from which paper W. eArrac.
ted II We SUSPECT however. that Girls Is not
so conversant with this matter ms ia" Editors OF
the Courcr.-W We beg leave al HE same ,mr,
% return CtpiS our lhaaks for bis advice TO our
selves TO refer 10 some " standard Dictionary"
hereafter, whenever we may meet with the
word AthcistieaI. = in order 10 discover IT'S
meaning although it was gratuitous. and We
hope unnecessary. In n spirit of reciprocal
libera'ty. we advise Girls /, refer TO Dit
tlonary, when he shall next have occasion 10
u.s. he word tenor. His substitute # " tenure
Is in bad taste Tor suah nicely critical schoi-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18

a. We make room, on or first page. for
thr port oil the Committee on Post Offices
aud Post Roads, declaring all egslalion ON th
subject OF ia Sunday Mails TO be inexpedient
and also, for the Counier-Report OF the miilo
rliy Of the same ommiltee, declaring that the
transportation OF the Mails should be stopped
and the Post Offices closed on the Sabbath
Inc argument, pro and cOn,Is now fairly be
fore the reader Opposed, al we decidedly are
10 any interference by the government, with
questions wholly OF religious character we
may be influenced by that circumstance in the
estimate we have formed ofhe superiority in
point Of argument of he former over the latter
document-and, indeed, of The utter absurdiiy
OF the reasonlngs employed by the minority,
We do not think however. that we are thus in.
fiuenced and, at all events, we are perfectly
willing that the two Reports may go abroad
together without comment. The people will
Judge for themselves.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18

~ We shall have nothing farther TO say to
the Editors OF the Ohio State Bulletin, unless
they can assume something like deeency. They
have heretofore shown an equal drstituliou Of
intellect and good manners. II IS bad enough
~ wrBnge with those who ARE only fools, but
when they Who deserve THIS title are prod gate
'cavengers llkealse, there is nothing but dis
g'ace 10 be reaped in a contest with them
PhtsrCh tells an anecdoe IN pont, which we
recte for their especial benefit Onto,
the Censor being scurriloasly treated by fell
low " no led Iioenli IT'S aud dissolule life, a
ontesl, snl3 he, betn cen thee and me !,
vary ureqnal for thou canst bear Ill language
with ease, aud return it with p.casure but, n.
tor my part, tits unusual for me to hear II, and
dsagrreabe Ios me 10 speak IL
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HEWSON'S OFFICE, ]
Lynchhurg, March 18th, 1880
Numbers drawn in the Dismal swamp Lot
terry, Glass No. I, for 1880.
o. 70 81 30 SO 10 50 IL 90.
The official list may be seen at
ilEW SONS OFFICE.
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and % no others, who seem 50 careful Il nv
rep" aton. | shall sustain the prescp, admin
i'' t'i1n while remain ID Con- ess, IN all
p PEI mehsures-turlbrrt han t4l> cannot
VII, moi go. ! seek IA political power
Respectfully, your obedleni servant,
THOMAS Chiffon