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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-29

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We mentioned, N our last paper, that the az.
tempt made 10 New ORLEANS 10 srnl Delegates
TO the misnamed Free / rAde Convention, IT.
suited ahoriIyely. We have since seen a par
ticnidr statement Of The occurrences whici.
lonk place at the meeting called Tor that puf,
pose, one of which IS loo striking TO pass with
out special notice. II is one oi those prom.
nrnt signs OF the times. " hich point, " i'm IN
er,i"g certainly 10 the downfall OF the party
by which this country IS now 81 disgracefully
misgoyerned. DR.. Mcconnell having been cal.
led GA TO preside, at the New orleans meeting.
dtlty red ii brief address, in which, after de.
cIarlng his ~hnstillt, 10 the doenine Of nuli,fca-
lion, he sad: Most Of Won. fellow ciHzens.
knew NE, from 1924 10 1929. an enthusiast.
supporter OF And, ew Jackson but frcm recent
scenes at Washington. so dissraceful to our
country, toge her with the general course OF
President Jackson's administration, his weak
ness aud Inconsistencies. and, above all, his
'~nIention of beng again u Candidate for tho
Presidency, contrary 10 his private as well as
public declarations, ! have ceased 10 be his DO
~" VIZ . E" pFh ~ VI lHt1
public occasion thus candidly TO say SO, and be.
fore this assembly of the people TO declare nv
secesso on from Tie ranks, which, but a lew
months ago, ! WINS proud OF being enrolled il
Fellow Citizens, (cCntinued Dir. MCDONNELL
not only by his public declarniion.-not only
by those made 10 several other individuals do
/ condemn President Jacksou-uut To me, did.
he say, ~ Washiog,on, in 1929, tina, " nothiag
Oh ea,ih would iuduce him again 10 be a con-
d,daie for The Chief Magistracy of The Repub.
liz, IN this declaration, he deceived me.
hDs friend. lhe Doctor then moved, that, as
tbs ohject OF the meeting had failed, il be ad.
journed 10 " the lst day OF September, nine
TEN hundred and tairiy-ode-which was accor.
dmgly done.
.3neiher,-Mr. Ramsay. a conspicuous mem
ben OF Congress from Pennsylvania, aud here
iofoIe =" whole hog lieroiie, has ubandoued
the Hickory free.
Nj. khchie. however, still e4claims, in des.
pi,e OF tie multiplied instances of desertion
tom the jackson ranks, tina. " Gen. Jackson
was nevsr snonser.' MIR. Blur oil Tue Globe,
however. knows bstier, aud ia the true temper
of the master he serves, exclsims " shoot The
dess1sfS We are not under martial law
yet, Air. Biaf--lf we were, the remembrance
Of the fate OF the siE Militia men might possibly
Keep the refractory spirits in subordinaiion 10
tie NJ! Z! s1e A,lilary Cdieilain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-29

,,,.o, on. ,l..,er l. ss ,ttcb arrived bet ore
p.aea. aud Caoie,ck, gave hun q saiey-o'
,h,ld's CLAY. but e JoI .olid olo.s IRON . can
nm. an1 ava, ae0t the hero 'uil ghll"p y
taeat, league. or more, 10 slug lie DeHm 'f
his rieiokg.
s,,ce INA, time. he has gone on. IN NE same
,rag. IRAN conqlesi TO conquest AZ 'ensih, a'
o,IrnIinka, he gained a last victory
Ieeug moa.and hu.s'tns "-re I't on
the field Of battle, win -four thousand Poles,
and The army OF Skirynecsi 'na'n'a'ned It's
position. -,
He IN ade. rs usual. a glorious report. hut
S,rbol.. was IA a bad huDor. That man,
said he. a. o,ght to have tie cholera mor-
bu ;"
courii.r went out Of the antichsmber. ann
wrote u nne Of bis trends who WAS Ia HE ar
nv Tn. Car b.. decided that D,ebitsch
sao.Ikan.ky shall have the caolefa morbns.
Meantime. the Emperor continued To walk
up and down bis chamber, aud NJ le"sil crieh
oui, Diebttach Will die 81 IA dreadful attack ol
the apopieKy.
4 second courier "pnI ohf hnh "fo'e 10 'h'
arm, " The Czar bio decided t"si D.eDitseii
mo Iid die oi a dreadful attack of ihe apo
plesy,"
II. had laug he'd. ch sifed and druak. as was
a.,al 4, Ia A. aud % llit ddy nv even forgot
Skrzyafekt. aud imagined iitaseii "a ttrp,
~ @A 49,
~ hc was when Ie wds beating The grhnd ~
ZlrT.
But that night II SCENE to him that lo"r Wig
orous hands sere pressing at his thI1di, "hd d
choaking winch immediately succeeded, caus
ed his sudden death. The neAt daJ the iriend'
Of those two courtieIs wrote II Tho editor ~
he prus.ian C1zetta -" Deaf sIr,' o"ii tha
6r,t, " the lIlu.tnon~ general ,s dead iTUm a
stroke OF apuplrAN.'
The editor ls,aed au t1trd.
But about two hbuts afterwards, rame u
letter rom the seconn, WHICH said . Detr sI
The conc ieror oil The ] utks Is dead nom Choterd
mo, Jus
Inc Devil exclaimed the editor, scrutchin .
his ear, " this io1k, a lutte m"fe p~tob'ble
he published the oa~s
Poor Di"bit,ch he died ~rh the " cholers
Of policy - he aied like 81 man who Was To b.
punished without the rIght oi dong II, Let u
ptay Tor tt~ souL vi D.eot Gu, alI tie BODY .
his successor.
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ALBANY. SepI. II.


Belgium Emigration Count Leon, togcth-
er with the Countess Leon, aud torty-6,.
other persons, Secretaries, &c. attached 10 h,s
suite, arrived IN tho c,ty On Thursday night,
IN the steamboat North America, from New
ho'k. and took lodgings at Bradsreet's Man
sIs0 House, where they viii remain Tor about
u week, previous TO iher departure Tor tue
west. NIs the intention oi the Count TO.
purchase a Tract Vi land near Pittsburgh, Pa.
on winch hr ani hs dependauts Viii lncae
Alter 10 has purchased u tract, bout rwo tuou-
SAND persons from Buig,um, will leave their
nome and 1onle 10 This country 10 settle Oh the
Counts estate. The Count is sal TO be worth
about five millions OF dollars, aud his arrival
NAV Do hailed ~ most interesting 10 the pros
perry oi our western lands, which will benefit
toa great degree from his entciprisr.
We are told that the Count IS one OF th ,se
who was opposed to the separation OF Belgi um
hon Holland, aud thai, SINCE, he has been n
most strenuous opponent of the reception OF
a 'oieign +, mce as Sovereign OF that country.
he Is a republican in his opmions, aud we are
satisfied he will make a good plain %cilizen, aud
as such we bid HIM " God speed"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-29


nNFOliLE,-H"vlng ~deirI mined /" ga, se
AZ Ia the west IBIS tall, | offer for sale my
lraci oi land, Containing briwr-n 2 and 3 hun
died acres, on winch | uow srslde, ~ the couu-
" OF Campbell, seven miies south Of Lynch
burg. 1b's tract contains about thntv acres
first rate Meadow l. md. | will be sold on n
credit 10 suit slmo,t ANY person di,posed 10 pur.
c6dsr-,"y, the purchase mOury ~ five annual
psytnent.. A description of the lani 10 deem
ed unnecessary, Ms presume that any person
wishing tn purchase, would first view the pre-
mises.-lf the land is mol sold before the 2 h
al Nrvsmber nexi,it " Ill on that day be leased
public'y-at which time, will sell tor cash,
eight valuable young Negroes, together with
all my crop Of Corn aud + odder.-Also, al the
sam time aud plac', IA n credit OF twelve
months, by the purchaser, giving bond with AZ.
pio'ed security. all my stock OF every descrip-
iion, liou.eho Il and Kitchen Furniinre, Plan
'atnrn Io"is, At. &c. The Negroes, ms well as
other property, ace we'll worth the attention OF
pun chasers aud the sale will certainly take
place on the premises the day shove named, II
iair, II noi, the ne1t tar day thereafter, SUI.
day excepted. JOHN VEST.
Sep. 70 w,ds
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FRANCE.

II is represented, we observe. in ,he Paris pa.
pers received al lhis office by the mail OF yes
trrday, thai The tGritsts as the (olloWers oil
the ban,shed Bonbons are called) are restless,
aud plotting IA d very aniul mann,I, 10 bring
about a ounter-iesoiulIon Then emisssries
are busy With Tue lowest classes, endeavuring
TO sur them up IN favor ol uitTa-republIcanIsm,
hoping thar, should the, succeed IN tn,s, the
secoad revolution wi | prove "a durl,ca.e of the
hf't,& tue elder branch ot tue Baurbons again
0e IesI0red BY tue allied momsIchs OF Eurol c.
lAai. Lh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-29

The Hsur gents.-in the lower part Of this
Staie, wa henr oil 40 farther insurrectIOuary
movements ; aud, il we excerpt one or two ~.
mors. which are unworthy of credit all cause Of
alarm seems TO have subsidized.
From North Carolina, we learn. by the las,
papers, that no sppreieusions were felt. A let
ter from Newbern 10 a gentleman IN Norfolk
gives the assurance that the late alarm in tina,
qnarler has entirely ubsIded-tita much Of it
was ~ without ANY just fonndston-aud that the
tilic.eut means adopted tor ths pirsnr yation Of
order aud The public security have insplied
general confidence, Tie Fayetteville Obsery-
er, of The 2l,t Inst. says, " not Il single party
OF nrgroes, nag, not a single lGdividual, bHs
been found in aims, or 10 rebellion, IN any OF
the counties" IN that neighborhood though All
the confessions induce the bsiiet that The con.
sritsiofs were wei organized, and their plans
weil underwood, IN Dupln, Sampson, Wayne,
New Hanover, and Lenoir. Inc discovery Of
the plot completely overthrow all their plans,
which were 10 have been carried into execu.
iIon Ia the early part OF next month. About
% are ~ Sampson jail 80 in Dnpliu, and 10 ia
Wlimngton.-lhe Atniustions are goirg
on, aud the .Iilly will be surely aud severely
punished.
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New YORK, Sent %.

CITY Bank Ro6bery-We learn that an iu-
d'vidaai yesterday piereuted al the office of S.
q NJ. Ailen,oi this city aportion OF the identical
money stolen from their trunk which was depos,
tied IN the saui, OF the City Bank at the llale OF
the great robbery Vi that institution about the
2oih March last. Mr. Allea immediately re-
eogn'zed the money, and had The man arrested
anu taken 10 The Police, where he wa, search
cd, ahd afterwards cemmitiet " Rridewsu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-29

Expedition 10 Liberia, J,Om Vi,giuio.- We
published teiy resolution %, the Board of
Managers OF N" Col m ,lion Soelety. appto-
priallng 10000 for the uanspor aliou oi tue
cmig,a Is TO Llberi. from the Western States.
The Board OF Managers nave stnce, at tnrtl
last meeting, resolved To despatch a .htp from
f"siad win one humid ed and fifty eDgsants
on the fist oi Decrinber, sho Id such a mum
Der oheI, aud Ia iOAle the TRENDS OF lie SuCla-
" 10 asc' tIam aud communicate 10 tue oer-
ie,ary OF the Society the names OF such ire,
peitons OF Co % IN may be disposed To remove
To Liberia. Ii IS hoped thai tue friends OF Ia.
object, IN Virgin =, will maze the Washes OF tue
Board generally hno"m thtoJghuur the otatt.
Nat. In.
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NO

lhe good tnlks OF oenzacn, la o~il zerland
have Resolved TO paw tneir legislative fepresen-
,a,''es Que satitag and eight pence per day.
But lesi Tho sdoaid tempt randldurs 10 he
guilty OF 0r,ding electors, a drawback on tue
pay Is Imposed. Every time n member ~neglecis
to all nd u s"'iog, he Is 10 lorIult thee s.,Aings
aud joaPente.
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lhe silver watch long the companion of the
Rev. John Wesley, aud VII ieh that celebrated
Individual LETT by will to a favorite preacher, of
The naDe oil Bradford. is advertised for sale by
u sou 81 Nlf. Bradi I'D [LOnion paDgr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-29

oaow on Rnt,5 Iys,-Ieremish Crime, OF
oir1 ~ England, has taken Oh u patent for a
method OF di.solvins snow and ice on Rallwa,s ).
No'nidg has Yet been publicly sailed as 10
what has ursthJd consists IN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-29

England contains 10000 leagues Of roads,
l,bo0 leagues ol canals. and | 2aO leagues OF
'ai roads. The ter itory of France j. twice
more extensive than mat OF England, and has
Only i,ooo ie"g uus of roads. 6Jo leagues Of ca.
nsls, and 40 leagues OF rail road.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-29

MIR. Charles Butler has been appointed
King . Counsel. Mr.. Bull is the inst r.
","n Catholic raised TO that rank in England
since the passing oil the Belief Bal.
Lin. Times.
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Tsas1 VfssGISIAN.
L~YNCaBURG, SEPT. %, 1871.

Lynchbarg and New Rirst Rail Roqd.
W. have The satisfaction 10 announce th.,
the exploring operations, relative to The aho,s
road, are co npletrd aud thar the result In.
bren communicated by The Principal Engine,
Cap. CRozET,) 10 the Board of Comm. s,,o.,,
at tbs place. The Board have decided to open
books oi Subscription on Tuesday the first dav
ol November nett and TO publish the Enyt.
neer's Report Immediately, accompanied by IN
Address TO the public. The Board also voted
unanimously, their thanks TO Capt. Crozel.
aud to his assistants (Nlessr.. Heron and De.
wiz loI the diigent aud faithful manner in
WINCH tho have peIfUrnned this laborious SUI.
sey, aud The ability aud skill with which il ba,
been executed.
As we nope To pre- sent orr readers with ho,b
The ttepori aud Address IN our next ns,sr
winch will give them a full vie " oil ihr snbip,,
Ne wall onl! remark now that the Report de-
inonslraies Che p,acticnbilny of Tue route. and
; "filten with great apparent lrankDess and
oaadour-heither '"ag n'iy ing the advantages
vi the work, nor coHcealng The dlfieulties r.
ne encountered. The distance, according to the
survey, by the route across Ruiord's Gar.
Is iittle more than one hundred aud eleven
mllrs-ihat uF james River, and across, from
PatlunsbarL 10 Saleun, &C i. twelve mile,
father. Tue estimate OF tue cost OF a ist.sy
or "A single track (with preparations for anolbt r
track he,ereatter,) With Stone sills, engines.
Wagons, stations &c. graduated for locomp.
iivt.A il. 81 go, 15O-or sbout SIlsn -,
mile.
IL II is TO he hoped that The other Board,
OF Commissioners Will open books of sub.crip.
tion, nj The respective places designated by
law, on the same day tina, they will be opened
here.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-29

Greai Dinner 10 Judge Smith aud Gen. Bidi,
Journal OF ih. ION inst. that the editor was
present NJ the latn great sssemblage OF the ciii-
zsns Of Lancaster, In honor OF Judge SMITH
ard Gen BLAIR. The official account Lad not
been prepared for publication. bat Il Is repre-
sente to have been a proud day Tor lhat patti.
otic district. &" II Was, indeed, (hsys The Jyut'
uai) a glorious sigh Ia SEE 50 many OF her
hardy AID intelligent, sons sssptnbled 10 pay
homage 10 hoae,t spsrit. aud 10 testify Their at.
lor Bbnouencs Oi al "es he' estes aud dan
grrous doctrines. II IL supposed thai IA re
yete beiwesn . 10 and lUO1 ch,zrns ~ Tue vii.
hge-7U2 sat doNu ~ he Jmnei.' lie NEE.
ling VA soeesssisely aud alaq ,eDtl, addressed
by Cen Blair, Judge smith, Nlr.srs. Williams.
M'Nillie, Levy, aud Moses. Every thing was
conducted IA the bes, possible manner, b, the
managers OF the dsy-,o NOISY tunnuli, ~ bo,s-
ferrous rrjolcing,. disturbed the lhtBony 81 the
occasion, bit all w"nt of noDly. " Laneaster
has done hes duty"
The journal expresses is regret At the result
Of our inanto,pal election, but adds Tor our en-
cOufsgenifnf, " lat Charleston 70 as she may
tue oonntty IS safe. Tue PEG, IL OF South
Carolina have taken The matter into ID ir own
hnuds. aud W. have 40 misgisiug, a. ~ tn.n
decision. Village p%olruclans have the faculty
OF ma~Ing much noise, but whenever the ea-
prrtmrnl Is uied Tue People have manifested
the utter 'nibecility OF tue disanion, l., -, -
PARTY. The roIgu Of Jisotghnzaliou 10 snort
1hdricSiUn Courier,
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From The Ndt'onai iaetiigeacsr.


Nessrs. Editor' | extract the substance OF
the / lloAIng St1Iy, which is bouh IarehabL.
and Iara ntaO.e, from tue Cosrier dc, L ats
Uni.
Ia u gambling room Of III CoG.r House La
Gore, at Iurn, tae ca,ds ~rie h l,kiy shuflmy
ihen II momrnt o. a"iut suspsns- followed, .nd
every eye was tie { hpon tue dealer. D-n
the King !" exclaimed P~irdubntese Liru,rn.
ant, g o,se always loses ny bim." A spy OF
tie Police, who was roaming about, " seeking
.hUm he might uevour," caught the words.
and h1ed his gray greedy eve CT the speaker,
q he Is JIsatacted," thought he: "I1I watch
hun AsaIh the cards were dealt again the
p"or lieutenant lost. and this time he cursed
The Queen Il have yOn, sn,g enough -
muTmuIed tue spy. The lieu enant drew his
il-hied purse ON his pocket, aud taking A
crown tr'm II, stamped i0ah lie eNgy u er
Churies X. he paid Ii over 10 he " nner,I eopaI.
Aing :" have anothoi crOpH n.rs, winch
ing It as well foilo" the first. Il we,r a
French lIeu enant wonli play ali night, but a
pphr drVIl at r firdmoniese subsltein can al
ioId Ihat Away posted the soy. He had
heard ennHgh. An hour after, The leuteuant
MAS arrested, ani Is still in nrIsou ; CHARGED.
firstly. WITH DeIng Unaffected { ooaId, The rotsI
family secondly, with desiring the ove,ibroy
Of tine Sardmian throne, because he wished his
second crown, ~ nICh was stamped with the FRA.
a hs connteuHuce oil hs Sai hsies,, In
follow the tate OF tn At OF Charles X. ; lhIIdI, IA,
was accused OF a desire to enter ,,to The
French service. Not a word was heard IN l,s
defence ana lie will, probably, remain in pri,ou
tall the italian RevulutUnsts, "a a French
army, enter luIm. Al
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lamp OLE.
HarSains In Cloths.
Blue, Black. and Fancy Cnlors

"rfU "Hty VVHUtS'
WE have recently received, and hive oi
w "a"d' a very ueal aSsuItment oi Chbths,
"n'c' We VII sill al II very small auvHnce
A,So' a new sr'lcle tor Ladies' Riding di es.e..
an VI "n'ch' we particularly ~ the
aiieaIieh Oh CuI Gus iuuuers
MCKEE, ROBINSON, Co.
G~!.9os'te TIE .narket House.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-29

'f1 9A n.y. 10y
doHars recOrtrtd. We have the .atisidciioh y"
slate. that III addition 10 The sfolen money
! which WAS fou ID 90 TUESDAY. bank bills 4" Tue
amount 81 Sl7, LOO, together with np""'hs OF
6DU donbl ,ons were restored yesterday 10 Tue
Cats Bank. The following are the facts oi 'hs
case Immediately al er Parkinson was aires
ted on Tuesday, .e sent lor Maihe" l. Tstief-
sou l. a. ~ho was counsel Tor Snih "h' s'u''
raw. when thry were iried. o. beariag the
facts connected with the arrest Mt. Patterson
informed The prisoner that he him seli must, oi
coirse, be bsst able 10 know whether no Wa
u n,ceni. aud could brIng ior.ard saiisi"etpfy
evidence 10 MAKE tins apparent ! not. 'hh'
perhaps his bet er course would be u make ~
lnll disclosure, hnd give up such I,arl OF The mo-
nry rs lr had. II any was under his con''o''
WITH a view Of giving the pr,sonrT al, oppprlu-
MY 10 reflect On the matter Mr.. J.. ieiifed.
About IL O'Clock ON The same n'ghta uaessen-
ger called Mr. T.. oul Of his bed Hnd informed
bim tlat Pafkin,on wished to SEE hun aud
make u fn disclosure of - much as lac hDe",
and would make ~ 10 MIN ouly.
Nj. Patterson Immediately went - the pr
sbnrl, but the prisoner "ytncIng SOM" hesi'h-
ton. the matter va, postponed uIl yesterday
when he made the disclosure, under the IinPli-
- stipulation that lie sh ouId receive HE inos'
Law ,TaDie ireatm nj which could he gwen h III
coos tent with he ends OF pHbi,c justice. From
III information CIV u, MIR. Patterson proceede
10 the ~ so Ier's. prksho ia William stree, WHARF
ne 10 md nr $4,000, and III 500 oonoloon the
former conCeiieh ~ al old plan such as IS u,-c
c"rpeo,rrs, winch lay On the Common bench
and IA the work chest 90 the door. without II
ooK thu 800 dou Icons. these W re however
eoYerd ~ Il Ia re bottom in rLc cbesi. Nj.
atterson coayrye ed the recovered cash to the
police Office, where some ot TIE Oank officer,
nad the satisfaction 10 receive II.
We hope thaf through he well known Wig.
lane ol oIt %olii-ers tae remainder may YET bt
| tuuuu.
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FORCE OF CONSCIENCE.

c.iyed by a geDtleman Of M Yo,h Guy a lew
days .incr. he is .ntrely ts6ofant OF The
source HON which it Proceeded.
IN Y. Jour. Com.
DEAR SIH You will lud en- Iusea tbill, do
Iars, being a s"" If money which d,-honest-
ly obianed from You some years SINCE. For
this aci OF restitution you ire inlshtrd u God
aud TO my conscience. Accept 1t anI the
pr,yer oi the writer that while you are ensa-
ge,i IN the pnr.u,I Of those things which wll
pro moie your felicity IN this world, yoa wi /
not neglect the means winch God has given
you 10 ensure happiness in the void TO come
! " ish , Gu aud your FANNY health, happine,s,
aud prosprrHy. AEaEYMcus.
All lnquiiies and endesvoIs to discover the
wrrer "Il be ~iruitless. BE satisfied with the
nioney, aud ascliJe your COOL iot,ane 10 q ID.
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DOMMaGIys
toOm 81 spsoAs Peapgipania Hhig
WHAT II SDLIfFfCAfIDNY

II ia The nght Of one .iaie 10 pni down Jou
aud fusafg u - ihs =, rsnuiosl dogma uiai
the majority shall s1bn,i 10 the minority.
n i. the s1tseisfD, that The tights OF one 10
= compact Of twenty -lDur. are g,rsier than Tho
rights oi tgeniy'thrss oies, either UNI ed, OF
separate.
IL. treason aesin., the Union. ssAia., the
County. ami against the majority.
II i anti- Democratic, aiir Patriotic, aud anti.
FeduaL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-29

New Political .nOusmeHi.'-rhe Sale III
Gaz tie states that u broad hsndb1ll with tins
laklng title, had been Distributed IN tina tnwn,
the Obj CT OF which Is 10 pfomulgate "A MONICA
ito" o Judge r'cLesn to, tie Presidency. The
claims al other candidates are dccoruusly disrup.
srd, aud all pronounced inieiior In his IL Is
sad thai every clergyman IN the town r.oeIv-
ed one OF these han1bllis, aud, So lar as discov
eied, none had been sent IN any other person,
boston COurtCt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-29

The toli"" ing is part vi a squib let off in one
OF the Paris papers We fad 1t Ia the Cou..
itr DIES Edats o"is' aud translate it Tor The ben
eft vi our readers.
POOR DlEBiTISCH.
What is be golng 10 do Ia tAis abominabIe
gallery j.?
tie had n ve'y good SCOT of reputation and
managed 10 pass ior a great man ; but some nm.
accountable deuiou OF ambition upset his brain.
aud persuaded hun that tue Poles were ALI
Turks. WI reopo" he b.s,rode his great war
horse, aud set about securing hill and vale.
The very Don QaiIotle OF arlsioerutic Ieeitim, =.
cy, he was gong to repres. the reoelI,on IN a
week, anu, II ueed should be, he would have
hung up every mothers saI 10 I%'uianJ, unon
tLs sRme ~eailoas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-29

The Augusta ConSiiuiiOadkS of the 1871
lnst. says fhe noIipus entertained abroad Of
lnr sickness OF Augusta, are ERRONEOUS. lnete
are iudeeh many cas- ) OF lever, cut they ARE
OF sac M dest type o. bilious Iese, aat Yield
readily 10 The proper mei,enl treatment"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-29

we regret II lraro by the following para.
graph III the Now % leus Courier, o. the ON
lIsi. that the ycilo" I s"r h,s made IT'S appear.
anGe IN that ely. The New Orleans p,ue,
says
d" An individual of tho mama OF Charles
l'ms, who was Thought 10 tue Chart, hospital
Du monday died Oh osturday vi the yellow fe.-
-, ms Will ~ "se"'t"mcd by tue Pm, s,caas at
'he posi- mOritH cIamnatoa.
We have been 10 Il tins mo ning that a
number OF "ihtr cases have made ,h-il ap.
pea'ance. We hope the report ana, Dc b.forn-
ded.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-29

Tlis day, says the Baltimore Patriot of the
l0tn ,1l.i. tIe venerabls Caro- /, the onis SUI
wing o,gner oi the Declaration OF l~ndepen.
dence, entets upon his % b year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-29

Mr.. Eaton says IN his nppea Ito the public
" Nj. Brancb, aud IN. ell were horn md real.
ed III the same cjnny oi North Carolina, ed.
ucat"d al thu same college 4c. What olhri
college i tue Unted 5taes eau bpaA OF two
slch gradua,es I Bp.ion Cyuaer