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yND. c.. SHELTON.
.Merchant Hailor

afaS just received, with the late fashions
IT, large and splendid Stock Of Fail and
Water Goods, Tor Gentlrmrn's wear-- (aucb ~
hne and supefhne Cloths, CassIineTes AcA
comprising imperial blue aud black Cloths. ea
ira super blue, back, brown, olive, green, drnh
aud MI lures, middle and low priced do. OF all
cdlors, eKtrn super blu, black aud fancy CO.
l0red aud mixed CasimrTes middle aud low
prIced do.-Also, n lew pieces extra fac Saltl-
nrus--nlso, al elegant assortment Of yestings
such "a, black aud fancy Veveis, Damask do
black and fancy Silks, Of splendid quality
whit aud fancy Marsr'iIes, Valencia, &c. to,
geiber win ass, l. gHnt assortment Of S ocks
5u.penders, Tlandkerchiefs. Gloves, Linen
Colafs, Thread Camhric, and Linen Bosoms,
&c All OF which will be sold low for cash.
~ The subscriber deems 1t unnecessar, 10
say any thing relative TO the quality OF Li,
present Stock more than no beiieVes II TO lie
IN point OF quality, inferior 10 none ever broue h,
10 TINS maIket--dnd tie will furnish his cuslu.
mers nj as low prices as he Gnu 1--we by.
N. B.-Ail orders IN his line wall meet with
prompt attention.
Oct 10 emo
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Valuable Property for Sale.

EpY virtue ola ru,, deed, executed 10 the
Nd subscriber by James Powell. aud recor.
deh IN the Clerks Office OF the County Court
OF Amherst, 10 secure a debt due TO A. Robert
son, | shall offer for sale, at public auction. on
The l7ih inst. al Amherst Courthouse. that
bong court day, two tracts OF Land, one CON
IdinIng 3ol acres, the late residence OF the SAID
J,mes Powell, whereon Judge Thompson nov
resides. IN. other tract containing $40 acres.
within two miles of the iormer.-The above
property will be sold altogether, or in lois to
sun pun chasefs The dwelling house, stables,
barn, orchards, &c. wnh 80 or 90 acres, will
make a desirable situation Tor n pru(e ssionu
ioan, which VII be sold separate, u requn Cd
The plantation attached 10 the dive Hug houae
Is in state OF Iapid improvement aud pIodu-
ces equal, # not suPt' ioT TO any high land 10
he couniy-ihe sms Ter tract Is also feIule,
aud ebpunds IN t''nb,r for every purpose oi
buildinP, and support OF the olher.--ierms nc
commodaung aad made known on the day ci
saie. III. X. BROWN, Trustee
lhe above sale Is VITA my consent aud sp.
probation. J.fOWELL.
Oci, 10 ids
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T3sE sasEgssSEAS.
OCT. I3, 1891.
THE HALIFAX RuNoR.

The suhi lined lcttrr, from friend ~ Brooks
..al. will explain the origIn Of the runor OF
Ssry,Ie lnsurrection in iialifaI, which, a
ueek arc, threw or to~n int such confusion
a. has not been witnessed sin . lis foundation,
and sprrad conformation aud dsmsy smong
,he women and hilir,n over a vile sxreni Of
,ooo,t,. We hope il will he the last instance
IN which any pe,so will permit his nagina i.
lion to lake such wide ssnga. on susjec,
,,relation 10 which the public mind is So keen
/, aud so Justly sensitive
To the Editors Of the Frginian dated
BIZ .oR NEAL, Sh Oct 1881.
gentlemen 1t appears 10 me TO he duty in
etuobent % some citizen OF this place, to give
=, the cilizens of Lyncbburg aud its vicinity
- FIJI detail OF the circumstances which caused
,hr alarm ia this nnighbOuIhond y few days
sIoce Of he reported enbu lying x inNuriesiian
- the negroes IN tue nd Jlning county, (flall-
I -
On Wednesday morning (5ih inst.) about 9
O'Clock, \ highly ,espet iable grhileman, oil
n1lfsx county. came 10 this place, aud stated
TINT he had received intelligence, from na-
doubted authority, that, an thr preceding
nKhf a large body of negroes had embodied
%
coant,l aboli 10 miles distaut tom this place,
sud had allied Inasi Of the tAm,IIes in that
righbuurbool That his informant had seen
.onr Of he n gfops ruier his Qhe Informanis)
iatneIs house arm d, aud he lad no doubt bu
nat they had kllIea njs la her aud familY,
Hnd that il Deli we'd that the negroes
were then on Their way To this place and
would be- here 10 a lev houfs and also TINT
there were hks bodi's of negroes Hssemh ed
IA various uaIt, OF HALIFAX county. d.
Va fl,r ,ecrpiou Of this news, the inhabitants
oil this place sent presses through this ctIOn
Of The cuun'rS, III ! alsO one 10 sour Town, 10
give the alarm. The neighbours generally
luined oui vita such arms ns they could pro-
cur and by IL O'Clock we had quite d resper-
tAble furce.-W also sent d party to tne T.
por,ed scene OF action, IN Halifax, to ascertain
inr ia Is OF the case and aDuu 10 O'clock in
tie evening, hey reformed. WI Ia the welcome
news thrt Was false alarm; aud we were
tdes as actively engaged in contradictlng the
Iepnr, OF the morning Us wehad been IN Cucu
latng ~ | am acqnamled with the Z nfle-
man "GO first startci the report, and $50 aid
have beloved any Thug re would say bat by
shat means he imagined TO himsI Il that the
report stated above Was correct an uHAhie 10
sas for there were no earthly gfoants upon
winch 10 form such Ho opinion, more than th4l
aFar,el Of the neignburs N he vic,nity OF Bsras
dhe's Store bad assemaed Al that place GA the
nigh, oi the 4'h IHSt. diead,ng that such AN
olcntren.e NIGH take piaCr.
Cannot close this iett-I without rendering To
The nhaoi ants OF Lynchburg hnd us VICINITY :,
lie sincere and grateful achuo y iedg ements ot
IL inhabitants oi tins place Tor the ySomputude
WA which iley attended TO taer call tor AID.
BsIieve are, Groio,heu,
40 he yous. Nc.
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NOW RECEIVING
IND FOR SALEBY
M. W.DAVEEPORT.
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tRNnREE aao's sonih Of the ". ginian o :
II Ut. main si's.'. ls'Ee supply Of
BOOTS, SHOES. HIS. LEATHER, PA
PR, fRu NkS &c Sc. ffnrti.ire nm sssnr,
in'"l mnre extensive and general IN the lde
ibHn "as estr before offered n this seetien Of
b"si"ia. IL N,ll here take occasion 10 cali
tie gIion Of The pubic Ia The fact, that The
| supply 81 shoes hieh he Is now receiving
we've manufactured ~ The moBths Of May,
June and Jul, last, be De he pfeseni ad.anc.
prices TOOK place IN these Aincl,s /, oouss
/ qneorl he vii tie eualled Ia ,ell AT ,ates
much lnwef llaklng into view The quality than
! those ~hu have purchased sinte lhs first os
! August--aad they having been made 10 speo..
! &c uidrr aud With particular reference 10 th.
/ r'tili trale of l., nthburg. lac can confidently
recomm nj lhem Tor darabliy aud long So,
wee. Aud when II Is remembered thai he sul
indemnify purchasers OF his Il aots aud Shoes
/ AKA nsi failure iu work. ar 10 other words -.
gams' ltlps, by having the same repaired With
oni chatge, should II Occur, he feels assured
that such advantages will secure 10 him a
liberal share oi eusioin.
Tue following are amongst the supply now
feceivrs; q
Ladc.' superGnc Pfunell. Boots. W, Strap aud
b,gh Laee Wul1ing SHOES
DO Prnnslla and Bro, ze slippers, some Of
which will be sold as low IA 81 IL cents
npaif
DO American X ID aud French Morocco sim
pers. beautiful aud fn.h,onnbe sIiees
DO SpnnE mud Heel, Sralskin Walking ShOss
aud Shippers, ot very r''I" ''"' I-~i.'p 4"ei.
rs are sold by no other house IA Lyncn.
bug.
DO Mpfoeco Walking Shoes, superior to any
sold IN this market
DO NoIoeco, 9nntakin mud Prunella Walking
SHOES, cheap
DO har aud common Leather Boots " 9hoeB,
good aud cheap
Genuemen's snpsthur tnif-hin Boots, pTims
DO cheap nailed and =, we'd Boots
DO Gue Galshin Shoes aud Bpotees
DO Walking and Dancing Pumps
Mems coatse se~ed aud pegged Brogans and
Shoes bsd
Boys 6ne aud coarse Booiees and Shoes
Misses Senlskin. Leather aud Prunella Bootsi
Shoes aud Shippers
Chidt"n'a Leather Morocco and Prune lln
Boots aud Shoes
500 r"f Negro Brogues, the best spcr made
Men, hnc aud common Fur Hhts-so,ne Uery
fine, aud will be sold cheap
Meas aud Bays' Wool Hats
Writing, Letter aud Wrapping Paper, cheap
Folio Had Leather aud Bellows lop Travel
ling runks
Fancy Leather. Sealsk,n aud iiorsckin franks,
OF all siZes
Soal and Upper Leather
fh'ladelph'" n"d New York Calfskins
saddloT's beet English 5ha.psk,ns
Book Binders and HatteI'. Skins
Boot aud Coach Morocco Skins
WIN variety OF Oih.r Goods. Tho public
are assured ibai afhcl,s IN his line n,ny al,veyB
be had oil The vey best quality ond n, loH
prices
Oct. q auf
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\. Y. WlMBl5lI.
soUrH-WEsl EnS RAILROAD.

S0UTH-WES t.KN RAILROAD
/ .herr be any one subject .. more mpor.
snce 10 the people OF ihis Comyon~e. "a thar
al others, il is the improve nent Of our roads
and ilyer., and The devrI pamrnt Of those vast
Trsoni css which Nature has lavishe upon us
with hounnfli nnnd, and which now lie, iEelt
and useless, n thu bn5nm OF the eHitn. And If
~ be GA" nnpi oVemcni mor" ImpuT ant than
all o@ers IT IS mat winch prbmi,e5 ia conneea,
BY team bIHt and rail road transportation, tn e
Atlantic win the Nis,rsppi. ttd Lyuchbnrg,
anl through the heart o. V ,rgln,n aud Tennos-
sc. We. therefore, nake 40 spolegy irr ocGu-
Pymg =" "nch room TIA, IA rning wi'h the able,
eloquent aud conclusive Spserh oi Judge Me
knney, Que OF the ID lrghtrs from Tennessee,
in the | 1, Abingdon Convention, Of wh,ch body
hls Zeal and abihy male hin prominent
member. LIS certainly far more interesting
aad useful than thu hacknled aud Disgusting
= ltc'l 60 ,trover.y wLoh has recently crow.
drd our Coumbs.
Tue Improvement wh ch he advocates is gi-
eanllc Al ils character. and in It's consequences.
i promises nothing less lhnn TO rcvoluIioai2e
tne trade Of the Valley o(the Mrs s,i,,pi! 10
pour the cream Of that riCn, various, and proll.
hc commerce int the Tap Of our own STATE !
IA rear up IA Eastern Virginia n commercial
cry whose Imports and expons shall equal, II
at exceed, On value ia variety, aud IN u
mount those of phitadelphi,, w Orleans. or
fysn New York ITSELF! 10 fpp, to eusnTe tie
II ,f no T,,,
stronger by expansion, aud mole durable by
sse!
But the scheme Is composed of different Inks
each of which is justified by its separate aud in.
Dependent hrneit,i 4 the execution OF any one OF
which ha'tens ihe progress ofihe others. In two
OF hem, (iiiesa AZ Ill this part Of toe coun-
improve ment of James River belween Rich
maHd and this place-and the construction OF
the Lynchburg asd New River Railway. For
The Former We rely with increased confidence
on the next Legislature. Inc General Assem-
by cannot always he indre ent 10 tae true iu-
'errsti OF the people of THIS STATE nor blind to
the c9aseq lences Of our Continuing 10 a sta
ii"aary or relTogressive condition. whilst others
ARE mar CHING onward 10 wealth aud Prosperity
with accelerated speed apd accumulated powe r.
The books of subscription for the stock of
The latter will be opened here on the first day
oil next month. And ifihe certainty Of divi-
MS exceeding lawful interest or the assur-
ance OF augmented trade, wealth and popula-
uon to town & country OF the generous pr ide
OF AIDING IN the Accomplishment Of one of tn
most brilliant works OF the age; or the patriotic
~lsh 10 give an impulse 10 an improve nent iha
snail sooner or later reach & animate every par
OIL or oeioYed Commnnweaiih---f these con
s''efa''on' can be justly appreciated. and pro
aase their accustomed fruits, The stock III b.
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taken up ,lronPlly ssd Instantly. To ensure
THIS so desirable cad, II beco,Hcs each one to
h'lp according to hismeans LIE, the wealthy
part OF the eommusi's ,akr the iead--lrl Ia rm
step forward in ajfanre-aud we hesitate not
% pFononnce, tbat ne more numerous. hut q.
qHahy paitin.ic PORTION of society Omen OF mod
crate chenmslanfs) sill do Their pati-ptaft.
on he'r patriotism aud public spirit are nevc,
protested.
The glowing terms in which Mr. Mckinney
u'P'e's The te"dcial consequences ri the
great work, Of watch hs !, such al mile sup.
potter, are not sup he'd by the oyerheaied ina
einatlon Of an Interested advocate. ANXIOUS To
show all the stroAg points OF his cause, aud
aboring taconcea the difficulties TO be conquer a..
ed. On tar contrary, II IS believed by Judi
cious calculaors, that while his estimate OF ,he
cost oil the construction III the road is too high,
(an1 II will ne seen thai il Is several ihonsaud
dollars per mile more than the estimate
oi Mr.. Crozst,) bis calculations OF the amount
OF merchandise, &c, winch VIII annually be
thIS" VIII CD have heretofore been made, on
what has ben regarded IA sale basis. Yet
with In. DIN 1'sh'd view OF ITS advantages
and appreciation of coz, it will he seen thai hs
fectly SAFE, but as promising reimhuIsemrnis
which might tempt even AYsrce iiselfio foIcco
its Ordinary canton.
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Wholesale IL RETAIL.
FALL ARRIVALS.
TO MERCHANTS, plIXSIs
CLANS a. TIfE pUDLIC
0TNHRA ALLY.

YRIE aubscribor hhA been receiving, Rpd
"a viii continue 10 receive, for sat TaI
weeks, large additional Fail Supplies Of lre.n
genu,ne MEDlc'NEs, Pninis. OILS Dye.8lunI T.,
Brushes. Snaps, " ,nos, Brady. Teas, Ounce
iionarY, PeilanrTy. Wa'ei-C OL,ur Musical
hoies, Do Work Boxes Fanny Au,,la.. Guns
Pistols, Dnks. Shot Pouches, Powder Fhsks
aud Iiorns, Game bag, Scis ots, Knives, -.
&c.-foge,hsr wnh many other a,uclts all
ol which ARE offered for sale, 'ohoiesaLe or re-
TAIL, Ut the most reduced prices. Dealers are
respectfully invited 10 cnll aud eIaminr The
Goods aud prices, hrioie they make their pur
chase. HOWELL DAVIES.
Man ontet, LJ uthbug
Oct. 3. iitz
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NEGROES.
NOTICE.

n many persons ava horses TIM, have fa-
~ taloes. pole evils, big hend. s~ln"ry. dis-
tembers, hampers. &e. I 40 certify that have
attended 70 such twenty three y"nrs, and have
never Jailed, III singh case, TO eilec, ,nsr
! do not scar,iy u, d'shguIe thu animal aud
nauer myself that any horse that can walk
and rai IL worthy of n. tIiRl. The subso TIber
lives IA tho county oi lIAlIiaE. near Bnksd"le =
Store. WILLIAM H. cox.
Ost, ID IL
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NS,'ElC

klliE subsc, iher. intending 10 remove ~
- the Western Country. Offers for sale n
small Tract Of Land. containing 100 acres,
lying m the county oil Campbell. six miles from
Lynohburg on the North side OF be Turnpike,
~ The "eighbo,hood Of Gays mills. A bargain
may he had IN The above property, by Appica.
ton 10 the subscriber. on the premises.
Nc. kABLER.
Oct. IL 4
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> 1000 prises.
No BLANKS
MODE OF AWING.

The u 600 nekefs are numbered from 10
81 800 inetunUe. On The day Of draDing The
whoie Of The Numbers W,H be pa into one
inject, dtm all The prises 0rer So into another
Wheet-Menth HE numbersand pr ICES wtH be d'GwL
alternately. first The number aud ueCt the prize,
uUtH all The pr,se' Oper ~ nre draWn. The
30 300 numbers hat remain undTdDn miH he
entitled 10 50 each No iitket uhich shall haze
dcdwm oprlae Of a superior denomination can
be entitled 10 antHtt'Ior Pose --Prists payable
IA cash forty ddys after HE droWing, subject 70
The usual deduciion of.ftteen per cent.
1iokeis $4-Hdires 2--Qrs. |.
For sale al WARDS OFFICE.
al orders from The Country, enclosing cash,
orpnss hckets wiH BE- thankfully reeeired aud
promptly ailenSedto, Yddd'essed 10
q. WARD, Lynch. Va.
Oct 4
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WARDS OFFICE,

LynchbuIg, Oct. Is, 1881.
The following we've the drawn numbers for
the Pcie,sbu,g Lottery, 4th class, al X 'chmond
On tIIday last:
65 81 4S "A 81 So 90 3 80.
Renew you, smsll prizes IN the 18th Dismal
swamp Lottery, which draws to-monow-
Capnsl prize S2o ,o00-Tieke,s o.lt 70.
For sale d. WARDS OFFICE.
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yeaf ofl's afe--nueh reg rusd =, be bsiea.
bur lie was nselul snd tiuus. hn, ing fof n
namhe r 81 ,.ars hesn n member Of the NJ l..
Gnu h.-lls family remarked Tint, tor three
ar ionr weeks previous &, - death. he was ur
commonly devoted IN thu dutlrs oil religion.
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OBITUARY..

DEPARl BIZ III lit, On Monday nigh the
ION day oi tue present mouth, Maj, henry
DAWSON layern kre, RI al Los,ngstop.- 1t
,Hay be truly saIJ OF his excellent uan, that he
was with Dut g0ile. No man shared higher
degiee oil esteem among all his neighbots than
dad 'aj or Dawson He was VI d humane and
io'gl'ing temper, -temperate III ali his passions,
honor able aud ing hn,ndHd III The paths oil Iec,i-
tude 40 iaIermrddler with other men's busi-
cess, and Disposed, under all circum stances,
to make peace aud cherish good feelings. Low.
ingsion has lost one OF Its best iuhabIi ants.
All are ready 10 award 10 tam the name Of a
good citizen, and TO share win his melancbo-
Nv family their heartfelt sorrow ioi the ire
parable loss Major Dawson icit wife and
Ihree Sous 10 mourn the sad berenvineni. 4.
in Fredericksburg on the On inst
TIL OMAS Seldom, E,q. Cashier CT the
Farmers Bank OF Vrg MA in that place.
-, AT his residence in 81. Louis on thu
mornlng of the 23d inst. Mr.. JOHN POINTER
alter ire short illness OF t"enty-iour hours
Inc deceased WIS late Of Ly nchburg, Va
where he was well known as an iudos Tious aEC
honest oitlzea and as a strict and devot.G
member oil the Churct. lie has left disc Oh
soIate widow, atfectionaie children aud a Gil CT,
oil friends to mourn his loss.
81 Louis Times, SEPT. %.
-, on the 9th inst. Of spopeAy, Mr.
Ohm LEE, Of Campbell, in tue 56th or 67tt
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Respect 10 Judge MushaH--The members OF
The Philadelphia Bar invited Chief Ju,ticr Maj.
shall 10 part axe with them OF Pubic Dinner
on his arrival reccnry in tina, city which he
declined. on aerount Of his III health. In the
ieucr OF invitation, the committee compliment.
ed him, as a Judge who had never sought 10
enlarge the judicial power betosd n proper
bounds, nor feared 10 cat'y il to the full ea
tent that duty required'-a compliment, winch
IN bi' reply, the Judge divided wuh his assno,-
"'es on the bench Of the supreme Court
IN eminent nIt'Si is 10 be employed b,
the members oi the Bar IN take Portrait OF
Jude Marshall
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subject Of Internal inptaremcOl; AMI a,srs.
Charles A. Stuaii. Erasmus sribling. john
MeCnr. Joseph faweeu, Chesley kinney.
Joseph Brown and james Bell we're appointed
Delegates. We have mi room Tor tho RIO.
eetdngs
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OF the l.ynchburg u

vi 'i'C fsY H'hJui , III NUS.
Corrected tor The rrgnian, M
Inonss A. iloLooMHf aud RionAWp 1YRtf
Commission Merchants.
Extreme pri,ss If passed lobae-
60, from Il 20 10 ! ~
Inferior To common, ! 20 TO uo
Common 10 good I M 10 . 81
Good IL fine, r buto : ~
Strips, nonr Ia market. . 90 TO 8 90
Refused Lugs. 2 30 tO3 oD
Inspected the pnst week - hhis. passed
'ohheen ~ hhds. refused total -.
The common qualities are 10 god demand
Mt iarmef piices.--k fused tobacco has irp.os-
ed % rents IA the last ten days. We atc npw
doing but luile. and shalt hereafter. for The
balance Of the year, givc the prices ol tho dlf.
ierenl qua lites oi tobacco only.
Flour. St 80
Wheat, IN good demand at 90 10 %
Corn, 37b
Il con, X op
Hemp, i Oh 10 o 90
nhiskey, ~
WOOL ~ 10 ID
LAID Al
Freight down ihr River per hundred 10 10 cts
Freight up the River 20 CTS.
PLASTER aud Iron up the river 4 81 pr ton.
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ienntssse.-ln the Legislature Of this State,
now IN sesston. Resolutions have been lnirndu.
oed, but noi hnany disposed of, IL, nulhofistne
II minute enquiry into the dcialcaunns cnnnrc :
ted with tie state Bank ol Ionnrssr 9dly
ln9ituf'ing their Senators aud Kcpiesenlnti,o o.
ia congress 10 oppose the renewal oil the
charter Of The Bank OF the United States, 3ily,
TING them 20 support the renewal oi The
charter, ON cond,icn OF certain qualifications
'hcfeh', which would give the several States
NOR" miinence over them. 1,bly, approving OF
ten Jhehsoh's administrator, Rnd nonn atine
nan '"r fe-ehctou; aud, hly, condemnlng
Tue unc'flne OF Modification. \ mixture OF
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Free Tfudc Concention The fedcra'ige com.
mnIce have reported long Address TO the Peo-
pie ofthe Unued States which denounces the
Tatih Laws as bob unconstitutional 81 opprrs
siye. Nh. Gallatn Is Chairman u the Com.
milree bu' II Is thought hat MIR. Berrien IS IN"
author OF the Address, as well because the task
ol reading IT devolVed uPon hun, as because
Mr.. Galldiiu Is believed T. entertain diff rent
virws as 10 the consiiluliOnaiIty of those laws
We snail publish the Report in our next.
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~ The Huntsville (Ara.) Democrat. which
" goes the whole swine" Tor Gen. Jackson.
'ays. " II the contest should ever be b.twern
MI Clay aud Mr.. Calhoun, thu former, We
btl'eve, Will be the President. A, for our
selves, though II would be bot n choice OF
evils, we should prefer Mr.. Clay aud his A.
meiIcsn system, 10 Mr.. Calhoun ADD Sulh6cn
hon.' lha Is one OF the many evidences
winch every day meet our Eyes, OF the odIods-
MS OF the Notification docttInr. No man ever
SO completely committed political suiclde. as
did Mr. Cahoun, IA embracing IT, The friends
OF Mr. Clay would almost universally pref ~
Con. Jackson 10 him Tor, 10, keep up the
idci "i the Huntsville paper )rhe latter !, ouly -
painful ulcer, whllo Mr.. Cnlhoun's election
world be tantamuunI 10 nmpulnuon. Aud o0
the oiner maud, the friends oil Gen. !. would gen
orally pre- Ter Mr Clay 10 Mr.. Calhoun. Hul.
LITIGATION Is indeed IN bad olouT
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letter 10 the eitor OF the Virginia Gazette,
from irlen1 IN Tenufssse, states u rs probable
mat MIG. taion viii be- chosen, by III. Iepl-l.-
'ure ut tint otaie now IN sesslon, NJ Senator To
me next Congress that many Of General jack
SO" sif'enls IN tnht STATE have lost their con.
h''"c' In Mr. Gru"dy, anh would prefer Mr..
Eaton as the Senator OF lenness {.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13

,A"otisr triumph IN haryin! The general
elections IN this State arr jas, over. 1boy
have resulted IN the complete discomlilurc OF
he Heroiie. Ia The House OF Delegates, the
p"rims stand thus; For Clay 90 for Jackson
l7--a"d one county 10 heer from, which II
was supposed would elec, lour Jatk.oninn,.
The following ls the state OF tie representation
IN the lastnad neat Congress, from which IL
will he seen that the Clay party la, gained
fieo mfmbelsi enough 10 give them thu vote of
tho State should the nesi eloction of President
devolye on The house OF Representative.
LAST CONGRESS. NEXT CoNGREsS.
Michael c snrisg. Fra.ci. rhamss
Geo. {. Hahingion. Gso. c. Ua.b,u,,ou
Benedict j. Stmmss, Benedict J Ssnnn,,
clement Dorsey. u. of 81 T. .I,,jEr
B"uj {. Howard, Rpni C. uowar5
hu"s brown, i'll T. Worthmg, on,
ntorg" 4. mitchell, Grnrge f.. Mitchell,
Richard Spence, John T.. K,r,
EP"a''n a. wilson John S, Spence.
Those IN HdiIc5 are friends of MIR Civ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13

The Boston Daily Atvtflner menlions that u
Convention OF A"u-M sonic delegate. nom the
several counties III Massachusetts. WINS held IN
that cry ON Tuesday last, NJ which John q nm
cy Ada,na MAS nominated as candidate Ion
Governor. nnd ihJmas l.. Winthrop Tor Lieu.
teGaut boYeIanr ol Massachusetts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13

More Contr0rersg. Ihe President has auho-
ri1rd a iiesn assault on Nj. Calhoun Ia the
Glohe. los sly led, " Ne" Proof al hr. Cal
houn's eilorts TO undermine the President ms
carly as tn first year OF his administration -
We have not room for even UIiel uolice Of II
tbs morning but shall m our next devote rs
nuch space 10 It as we can spare, or as its
importance demands.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13

new edition Of Mr.. Wrts British Spy has
been pat 10 pres, New York. II !. 10 be en
rIched with "A Biographical nnuce oil the DIS
tngmshed autb"I.