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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09

ncn celebrated ihsr sr ths, e4azsss thar 10 as,t
ability, aud TINT they we're wholly ineompcteu, 20 The
discharge ofthe da,as of ,her respective stations Eu,
'he JOY Of the Jacksounes is unaeeountabo-as they
have always eoniended that the Cabinet WAS as able
shS"h'eh had preceded Il. Wha, depchaeuso eaa the
people place IN who are thus determined TO be
satisfied with aud 70 eutosze every thing which may
please ls President do Ii lie wsre to dismiss the
new Cabinet IN sx weeks AFTER it, organization IN se
same men would sl reoiee. aud affirm that vas all for
the good ofthe country or whnt of mora
to theni' the advantage of their party.
~ The Washington Globe afIirms, as fiji thought
the people iools,aad could not tell hawk from
handsaw,' that Messrs lugham aud Branch were not
dismissed from oiee but that they voluntarily retir-
ed" liza farmer tells his that he wishes get
rid of him. would be SAID that the oserseer mud yolun-
tarily retired from his service J We trow not, The
President told Mesrs lngham aud Branch that he
"reorganze his cabinet'Jnd, acting upon tins hint.
these gentlemen gave up their commissions, because
they iorosaw that if they did not II would DO follow
10y hafsher measure. Aud yet the official editor has
the mpudencc to say tina. they poinnariig retired
FROM Office
Poiand-In a preceding column the reader Will find
interesting letter from Warsaw, giving II conseeuA
tive history Of the operations of tho hostile aries aud
anmang view of condition of the Polish forces
Some of our ootemporaries seem disposed question
the ability of this aaan, people sustain themselves
az ans tho powerful strength of Russia--but, having
oay exceeded the sarguine anticipation.
OF their friends shall despair of their ultimate
triumph until there no longer ground for hope.
~ Eg-Presldout Monroe has announced his nten.
lion of resigning his the Visitors of the
University OF Virginia. IIo intends to make Now yorl,
his permanent residence during the reminder of his
days.
,yen Rad Road rail road from Peter sbui 10
Fayetteville, n. Z. is spoken or and appears to be
ceiyo with grea, favor Petersburg is determined
to 80 down without struggle Success TO her enter
prise aud public spirit!
~ There appears 10 DO 40 doubt TINT AR. Living
has accepted the invitation OF the Presou to take
charge of tho Department Of State, and thai Mr. Woud-
bury has aud accepted tho appointment OF Sc
eretary of the Navy.
~ John A. North, Esq. Clerk of the late
Court of Chancery a. Lewisburg, has received
the appointment Of Clerk of the branch Of the
Court III Appeals al that place
TIE WHEAT Fly Our Farmers ars
complaining rcry much Of ne rarages this des.
iruciiue insect as making iathe gro,oing crop Of
ipheat. Many targe fields of wheat from prs
er,t appearances ,oia be entirely destroyed. The
tong dry aud cold ueather IA, hkiy fapored The
operation Of The Fty, and checked and retarded
he grouh Of The Hheat
Nep YORK 1Iirror.rhc last No. OF this interesting
Miscellany, edited by Mossrs George T.. Morris and
Theodore s. Fay, is embel ishcd with View of New
m.
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MARRIAGE

MARRIED, on Tuesday ersning last, BY The
Rtp Wiiiiam J. Hoieonbe, Mr.. THOMAS J.
MOoRU1N, 10 M,1 MARTHA JANt, td-
est daughter Of Mr.. Clement Il. Jtnn,ngs--aH
0fMis place.
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THE LATE CESSUs

we are indebted TO the Harrisburg IHollg eucer
'or the following table OF tho of 1885, compiled
from the Official returns OF the Marshals (sxcopt the
State of Mississippi, tho population of which ascer-
timed from the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
New York Wholesale Cloak,
Stock and Clothing Warehouse
REMOV ED.


/nHE snbscrIDer has fr"'ovrd his establish
u menl from No. i61 Made" Lane to the
,pscious Store, No. l38, Pasrl-street. over
Messrs. Hyde, Cleveland L. Co.-where he
will keep constantly on hand. much more
extensive assortment than formerly. The style,
make aud materials OF the Clnaks will be
greatly improved, and viii be sold at about The
same low prices as those OF the last season. lie
has also on hand, large assortment OF low
riced Clothing. made IN good style. expressly
Tor the Southern aud Western trade that will
be sold al about the usual prices of the most
inf.r ior quality. Also, an assortment OF Stocks
WI many other desirable articles. Those
who viii take the trouble 10 examine this stock
of Goods will probably satisfy themselves that
lbey cannot select th. same amount from any
stock m the city tnst wdl be siieI or more
desirable purehase--ior sale by
+. J. CONANT.
No 1873, Pearl-sreei, New York
TERNS-Six months for approved notes,
pav.bIe al Banks 10 good standing IN any part
of IN, couot,y-8 months for city accepis noes.
ar 4 n.r cen, discount for cash. In all cases
where IN. time is extended, interest Will be
co.rved. al tine rate OF q per cent per snnom.
ANY Goods purchased at this Establishment
ina, do no, suit the Market for which they
we're intended y i'll 10 exchanged Tor others.
FL. C..
April rs wi2"if
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56,l6i 1861
NATURALIZATION



The same paper has nude tire subjolned statement
showing tho political influence ofeach State in the ma
tonal councils according tho census, IT, AZ It is
conccured will he the case tho ratio Of representation
should be fixed by Congress at 10000 :" Five slaves
having the weight three FREQ mon, tho rsprs-
sentatiUe numbers given opposite to each State "
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MarshdPs Sale Of Real Lst0ts.

MarshdPs sale Of Real Estdts.
YnUKSUANT toe decree Of tho Superior
Court OF ChanceIy, Tor the Iynchburg
D,snic,. pronounced on m. Bird OF November.
1890, ia the cause of Davis vs.. TAI sierrO the
undersigned Marshal OF the SAD eoun. will, on
Tuesday the IT, of jane, 1891. u fair, II not.
the next fair day thereafter, sell. nj auction, io'
cash ON the premises, ~ the town oi Lynch
burg two vHl"sb,e isuements, situated "a, the
innciinn Of ,hlTd aud water streets, sold sub
irct 10 the dover oi Mrs. Taiaferro.
1. a. HOLCOMBE, NJ.
May 3 ntds
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will DO seen, that ifthe ratio Of representation be
fixed at 0O0 the Increase in the number of members
Of the House OF epresc will be only seuen The
same number will ofcourse be added to the Electors
ofPresident and Vice President. The Eastern and
Middle sto,es " III retain about the strength tina,
they at present possess the Southern will lose some
what and the Western aud Southwestern VIII acquire
all, or nearly all, the additional numbers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09

Nep YORK lIirror.-fho last No OF this interesting
Miscellany edited by Messrs. George r. Morris and
Theodore S. Fay, is embelishcd with View of New
York, from Jersey City, Handsomely engraved The
contents entirely original, eviuce usual higi
order OF talent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
Cluths, Cnssimercs. &c

cloths, Cassimercs, &c.
pieces steel mixed Cloths
pieces in,iigo blue do
pieces olives do
pieces splendid fashionable brown
. piece. black imperial .um'ner Cloth, ns@
aud splenlid article los Gentle,neus wear
pieces ,aesino Cashmere
pieces Indigo blus do
pirces drab do
30 pieces fashionable Marseillcs, Valencia and
siik Visiting
White and colpred Cravais
Black italiHa Irsvais
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarn
Blue Yarn
WITH large and general assortment ~
H4RDWARE, GROCERIES, &c
May ..
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TURNER II KERR
CASI ST. DNGs


A M DAILY receiving fresh .bppIies o.
n Spring and Summer Gyods. rui ehased %
austioa. and Tor ca h. 10 The New Yosk, PHI,
delphm and Bal more Market. Their stnek
NJ this time 10 burger than IL hss bsen a any
iorn,rr period, and presents - strong ,netcs.
'nents as regards variety ol sly lie, q0siitn sand
prices M any ~ this place. Their S4eak Of
Fancy Goods Is large ADD general. and si.eys
comprise the latest Norihcrn styles ~ shey
do al eonhns themselves TO Spring md Fail
purchases, one of the house being almost ron
s,an'ly IN the Norlbern Markets, they beie...
'hey can At oil Times give bargains 10 their
town and country trends
The advantages they posse .. are surb a. 4,
enable them TO buy upon as favorable ,esmsa
any house In tie State of .Nlfgins. aud Their
business being cash onc, t1sy are deter
min Il 10 sell Their Goods not a, credit bu, co.y.
prizes.
To Country Berrhanis they would par,icolar
ly recommend their stock. The follow ,oy
Articles ate "a few of their assortment 10 whleh
they invite The attention OF the public
CALICoUS.
81 pices hand,on,c spnng Patterns
10 do furniture do
GINGHAMs.
20 pieces Ss.ssuokr, Gioghnm.
30 do Adrianople do =
q do O. do
oo oo ba'ite n'nggsRis and Robes
Painted Muslin. for l,Aiss tlr-sscs
CAMBRrCS, DC.
100 pieces IL aud 90 Gamble Ma.l,as .ro,.
IL. Gil, a. IL. 60 per yard, 'o''
90 pieces do do Dami Camh,i. ,t
eoi,e, Msli6
30 pieces Cd AlaH and Book Muslin
SILKS.
Splendid ChaDgeable figured SIX
DO plain do
Maueonies superior black tialian Lustriny
8 pieces Grape DE Lyon
Fancy Hdkfs. and Scarfs.
Every variety optiaSze Dress andk.reh,et.
10 Cape do
10 -r~--s do Scsrfa
LEoTzon1Js, &C
entire case OF Leigh RI Bonnets
! casa Dunglabls do
do Naynfino, black white aud
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09

AHbel case--William g. Hunt, editor of the Nash
vile Banner was indicted and tried fey weeks since,
in Huntingdon, (fennessee,) on charge OF having
unfinished n libel on Judge Hamilton, Of the Circuit
Court of that State. The offence consisted in merely
canning INTO his paper article from another PRINT OF
,bc ruth or (asehood of which Mr. Hunt of course was
ignorant, charging the Jndgo with gross misconduct
i; ot,;ce-Judge Haskell presided at the trial. and In
b charge to the Jury, laid down tho law 50 strongly
and uneouiyocally against the Editor, that he was
fund guilty. md sentenced pay fine OF so. From
this decsou he has appealed to tho Supreme Court of
,r,pesses IL seems 10 be decidedly erroneous, as
il did also to some of the Jury, who made IT, several Of
hon, voluntarily signed paper, giving At, as their
scded opinon that setting aside the charge oil mo
Can't and Judging for themselves of the Ia" aud the
;tuce MIR Hunt stands fully acquitted OF all mali
s n, ;mpropcr motives for re-publIShIng the oiien
Give sr,icen The Jury ought to haze Judged for them
sJ,s,If Judge is to exercise this. undue influence
v. ,hs, and cause them, by his partial and unfair IN
oret,,ions of the law supernduced by personal pre-
aice IN render ycrdicts contrary to their own oPiu-
;ons iva sea no reason why they should not DO di'
o,ssd with altogether. IL tue opinion OF the Judge Is
- hs decisive of matters Of controversy the lai ny 'u
~ is a ridiculous farce
~, Tho opposi,on aud administration parties ha'o
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RIBBONS.

Handsome assortment Of summer Honnefs
aud Cap Ribbons
10 pieces NanAeen Cape
b pieces Pongus
~ dossn Ladies black and white Silk Hose
% do do do do do
30 do Ladies Gloves
20 pieces blsck Bon,bnxcits
D do 40 French Bombasin.
Every variety OF Silk aud Cotton Hnpdker,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09

mr. The opposition aud administration parties nave
I.,ah ,opnd point on which they agree Both seem
highly delighted at the recent enaos' " y" -,
sidens Cabinet. That the 10 MGR sh0u'u Dc
because,hey always alleged h1'h was eO''P''''
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u We find the following enicmaiical par.
sgrDph in the ast No. the F1eGerirkSburg
1rend. 1t refers, probably, to IA publication OF
MAJ. Eaton, touching Certain private matters,
which has e4erled such a singular and power.
fol influence on public affairs
:" Information is particularly requested re.
speeding certain pamphlet, said 10 have been
lately wrtlen ard published by d,stIng uis; =
ed parsonage, high IN oihce, touching cei.
tain subject-not ot Il pubic charactef-e hiCh
~ DeheVed 10 have distracted The councils OF
the country, and inaily / d 10 Inc dissolution
VI the ,a1- Cabln.l. II Is the height OF cruelty
aud injustice 10 the commonly 10 contine to
private ciTcuat'on, such pamphlet from suen
d source Oh such topic. We tiusI MAT mean
viii be taken h dia" iom the obscurity, whlci.
II seems 10 court, mis- maiden production o.
| an uslIlous individual, WHO, having already
/ filed the measure oi his 9loty as ii War; lol
aud a Statesman, Ia anxious 10 atstIug uisA
| hGDseli III he mo,e peaceful walks OF LueIu-
ture. " nh what pleasure should We bear to-
tunony to tue CofieCi reasoning, the souud
m0raIiy, aad graceful ttyl., winch We are
loid, Characterize this uniretendlng offspring
ol peuIus, did noi the ssusbdlty OF the autnuI
~ Criticism, restrict Is Circulation 10 d lew cho.
stu TRENDS.
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u CA TX ID,

AMIR. KNIGHT, professor of the Piano
~ Forte, respectfully announces 10 the Ia
hshnanis OF Lynchb"rg and IS vicinity tins,
no has opened Music S0ipOn IN Richmond.
which will be constantly supplied with the most
popular Focal mud Instrumental Music, MS soon
"A, published III New Koik---lhe latest and a. o,t
improved Instruction. Books, including vieeu-
rle's, CIanrrs U.ti,l Extracts, Sequel, Hun
ler's beautiful Rood,s, (being adaptations Of
Rossini's most celebrated Ara y Burrows Phi
mer, ian excellent aud Instructive work y to-
gether witha large collection Of Variations
&c. &c. calculated TO improve all classes vi
learners.
Mr.. h NIGHT has likewise an Assortment ol
Nann's Piano IOrteS-sqnare, cabinet and
grand. generally esteemed the finest mauulHc-
inred III the Unned SInies Viuhns, (hnest |.
t"l@n SIfing.,) Flutes, &c. &c.
IL All ordtrs Tor Music OF Piano Fortes
ppnciunlly attended 10. addressed 10 Knights
Music Saloon at MIS- Richardson. Boarding
II onse, Richmond, Va.
May 81 ifln
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lDuksuANl to decree OF Tue sup,,ior
x Court OF Chancery, held az Lynchbu,g,
pronounced on the 1911 day OF May, 1881, IA
n suit erein depending between W Illhm Chi
ton, stephen LhIilOn aud Others, plaintiff, ,and
James Martin aud Others defendants the ul-
de,s'gned, Marshal OF the said Court, will on
tue 18th DAY OF July next, II tar, IL not ,he
nea, tar day, proceed ~ sel upon the p'sm'.
ST., near the Long Mountain, Campbell ooun-
y, aud contains ABOUT Twelve Hundred acrcs
seii by way oi pubic auction TO the higbest
bidder, On u credit OF one, two srd three years,
the real eAtate whereof Richn,d Chiffon, lhe
elder, died sesed, aud winch was not Disposed
OF by his will. Inc purchaser or purchaser,
will be required 10 give bo"d, wuh approved
security, ioi the pay ment OF the purchase mo
neg, aud The tile wall be retained as II further
security, subject 10 be resold IN case deuuil
shall he made IN the payment ol the pur chase
money, or any part Thereof
IA. HoLCoMBE, Marshd.
Jone9 ,nds
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lr5' II would be ~ise IN the present. admin
isra,ora of our Government, If they would
pay little more Difference than they do 10
puJGr og,,ioH. They have otasiniy show n
a mos, contea. ptuous dlstegafd of it--felying
upon the pr.sumptuous b.isf, which some Of
lie niatuated admirers OF he President have
expressed, in So macy so,d., tha' = Ger. Jack
sons popularity car s,end any hing An
acuter man than any who 10" hsofes at Wash
inpton,-no les a msn than iallPl rani--is
said to have opce obserred, IN speech IN he
French Chamber OF Deputies, hno" where
there is more wisdom than Is 20 be found III
Napoleon or Voltsirr. or any Minister pa"
O, mesen,-it is, in public opinion lie Was
right +; and although il is sometimes SLOW to
see and slower TO act yet sooner or later those
who desp.se It's warnings VII, fall victims to its
Hra
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

Of F" fhs Republican fatg.3 sl.i.h resulted ia
the dismenber,he ut of tie IsiR.
The second sfosni taken By ,ho,s who c.
not deay The eai,teacs NJ ,bese degrading TACT.
Indicating. as they do, most alarming de.
gree OF laxuy in The morals OF our puGlie
'"ne''onaries-and who dare not, in the face
ofpublic oplainn, attempt 10 naliate their e.
noEm''y, ~ designed 10 excite public symo,tbv
IN behalf Of lady, who they say hs. been
rudely dragged before the public. and e.posed
10 'ne eihes and tests of the implying multi
'ude. We are aware of the force of such an.
peais 10 the weakness of our nature. aud We
are asapt 10 yield 10 them as most men. Indeed
We nave been. before now, duped by such byp-
ocr'''cai arts Of that valuable class of Tie com.
mHiity who can POUR crocodile tears from in,
ha'ned eyes, as cepiously as showers distilled
rom April clouds. But we have acquired
experience IN these matters, aud know Just
what theyaru worth.-lt is not true, that Mrs.
Eaton has been dragged before the public, but
90 the contrary. she has thrust herself in,o the
fS'N6 'N"'t0 y Htc ptcfuftt-Doluly mhlntulnln q
her position, though CONSCIOUS Of the disclo-
sure' TO which II must ultimately Iead-al-
tempting TO overawe, by threats of her rem.
gednce, those Who spurned her company-and
actually by herinnuence over the "self.loye
ana vanity of weak old man. las Dua
"reen saih.) infietlng that vengeance by de-
mand'ns and procuring Their dismissal from
ONCE She has accomplished her object, and
doubtless glorlrs in her power What right
then, has she, or her friends, to come forward
with an appeal TO the public sympalhi les, to pro-
iect her conduct from that exposure which sue
has courted IL hat casigat,nn which il deservesl
Surely none--lbe more especially uhsn it i
rccollected thai. II Is not 10 do her injury ,ba,
her name Il ltsass1eiations are llazoped nbroa,
but that IT is 20 smdtf te thu moral chsrac,e,
OF The country from reproaoh, md to arres, III,
cankerpg progress OF CORRUPTION, which has sci
z'd upon Tue exi'emities aud is eating its way
to the YI'als OF society. in a sphera where The
people have the deepest interest thalthey SHOULD
ne, like Ca,at's fc not only spotIess. but un
suspected. Bot we mpst, for the present al
least, draw vnll syer tho subject, which no
thing but strong aud overwhelming sense OF
ING.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

A, ;stocracy-A great deal has been write"
and said. 10 prove thai the supporters OF Mr..
Ad,m..s administration, and he opponents oil
tha, OF Gen. Jackson. are HTitoc'dS' H. no"
ever, the defn,ion'siycn 10 this by term ce'e
b. a,ed Preach pauio' Gen. foy) be correct
,h. domioupt party, from Gen. Jackson down
to Amos Kendall, inclusive, are the rankrs' a
,;s,ocrats that ever breathed. Afistocracy
fssd he1 in the l9h century, is the league OF
those who know every mug "nhou' aiming
any thing carry away ell the honOrs without
having deserved them; and occupy all tue
.lscss Of The government without being capa-
BILE of filing ,hrm." II our Rulers bad sat Tor
the M, trait. they could mol hsye been more
graphicslly drawn.
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PRIZES AMOUNTINGTO
$4,000.

1886 Blanks.-2l 600 Tickets.
MODE 0FDRAWiNG.
To be druun on the A, u, [, plan ne ne
1000 pfizes OF 81 10 be awarded To lhe ISL ~
or 81 division, 10 be determined by that when
may draw the capital prize of 5000 10
that the holder OF three tickets, one IN cue"
division. is certain 10 draw one pilza. ana u'Hy
draw four. All the prizes ABOVE tue oe"o".
nation Of 81, IN one wheel. and all the numbers
IA another a, once, the whole 10 be drawn
f,w hou,s-Prizes payable IN cash io''y
days after the drawing, snd subject 10 INC y
suaI deduction OF fifteen per cent
Tickets, S4-Halves, S2-Qaf r'ers 81.
Tickets and shares To be had IN the gre"''''
variety Of numbers, at ,
WARDS OFFICE,
Bynobburg, Va
NJ All orders from n dIs'ence. en- losing the
cash, or prize tickets, VIII be 'hahH,iy 'eeei'
ved add n,omotly attended 10, If addressed to
q. WARD.
Nav %
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W OoA Iaraing,

by double Cytindcr Machine.
TzNHE subscriber having purchased rom
IL Amnsh w. Holmes his Cnfding Machine
near Lyncbb"rg, aud given the snme u thors
opgh repair, II beng now iUo,sh.d snb an
entire new set Of Whuiemofa's Cards, fwei
known M the best 10 usa) md having also
procured u aud experienced hand as
Carder, is now prepared 10 'eoeiye ~ool for
cardinR, which. fo' convenience, ean be
left III the oitety Office ot q. Ward, two doors
above the Vng man Office, whence II will be ias
ken TO the machine and reinr tst 10 roll. No
pain, will be spared 20 Eavfssn',s satisfaction.
ope pound of clean lafdisrvqnired Tor every
ten pounds ot Wool
" The price OF Cardog 10 reduced TO six
and one fourth Ieub per pound.
JOSHUA X HOLMES.
~ b. Superior Wool Rolls, Tor sale NJ tao
Lottery Office ol q. Ward, where calh wall DO
given tor good Woo. J. Il. II.
June 30. visit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

Tra,eHing Cabinet The Norfolk Beacon
OF tue lllh nsi. informs that the PIe.iden,
was expected III otd Point Comfort IN thres
OF lour DAYS, and tdat arrangements We, +
being made ior h,s reception. lie md bttiet
go 10 the Hermitage, WIN CARDINAL Holse, :
so,loquy GA hts lips
An old man, shatlerd with the storms of state,
la. come 10 lu5 ms weary bones anQng you
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

0P The Columbus Sentinel, the leading
Jackson print in ONO, whose reelected lutne
shines in the II by les with which that sin, g
is " siingled' over, aVows ns ignofanea OF
the location OF, the University OF Virginia.
Such ignorance were objectionable in any one
but Jackson Editor. Does he know ,hr name
Of the village near when Mr., jefferson lived
and died
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

~ When the news Of the Cabinet e1plo-
sion reached Havana, il gave rise TO rumof
that The Union was disselvcd-and the quid.
nuncs IRE said 10 have amused themselves for
some days, specializing ON the consequences,
before they found out tbelr mistake.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

u Tho Milton. On. c. Gazette ooninins al
account ola fight between Two individuals
near that place, one oil whom was So severely
injured that bis lie is departed Of 1t occor-
red at a muster, al which he combalants be.
came intoxicated, from the liquor freely offered
TO them by candidates for the Legislature, who
hope TO be rewarded by the peoples sufiIages
Tor thus converting them into brutes. BY II
Jaw in Ohio, ii han treats another 10 obtain
his vote for Office lie iorlslts The Office II he Is
elected : an instance VI this occurred in thai
State shoU time since, VA whch Sheriff who
v % convicted Vi tue tact WIS ousted, and n
ne " election va. ordered. 1t ought to be 30
every where for surely he who obtains an
Office by dehasing those who confer II, 10 on-
worthy oil filing il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

u Among the queries addressed TO a
candidate ioi Congress, through The public
prints. 10 U Oe Of the districts M Tennessee, Is
mis- " Do you understand the definition vi the
term conspiracy. We should AS SOON haye ea-
pected TO see an enquiry "beIher he had learE-
ed his alphabet.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

IL The arrival of Mr.. Berren at Washing.
ton tom his visit to the south, is announced ~
the National inteIlseneer. We do not know
wee,he, to say late Attorney Genera or not,
as We have seen ma notice Of his resignation,
although ms fhce has been se", s~beggiog.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20
Notice

1H ENG about to remuve from this place,
~ all petsons indebted 10 tbs SobseI iber are
hefuby requested 10 come forward ~ mako I'M
mtdla'" settlement, BBd those 10 whom lhs
snbsc,iber nay be indebted viii present thor
accom- 10 tor liquidation
JOHN BOYD.
June 20. ,its