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Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-21


William H. Crawford of Georgia, 1915
Isaac Shelby, of Ky. (did not accept) 1917
John c. Calhoun, of South Carolina, 1917
James Barbour, of Virginia, 1895
Peter b. Porter, of New York, 1923
John H. Eaton, of Tennessee, 1929
Lewis Cass. of Ohio, 1881
Secretaries ofthe Navy.
Note-This department was not established
until the Soth of April, 1898, being prior to
that date branch of the War department..
George Cabot of Mass. appointed 1898
Benjamin Stoddert, of Maryland, 1898
Robert Smith of Maryland, 1902
Jacob Crowninshield, of Mass. 1905
Paul Hamilton of South Carolina, 1909
William Jones of Pennsylvania, 1912
Benjamin w. Crowinshield, of Mass. 1914
Smith Thompson, of New-York, 1918
Samuel L. Switzerland. of New Jersey, 1928
John Branch, of North Carolina, 1899
Levi Woodbury., of New Hampshire, 1881
Postmasters General.
Samuel Osgood, of Mass. appointed 1889
Timothy Pickering, OF Pennsylvania, 1891
Joseph Habersham, of Georgia, 1895
Gideon Granger, of Connecticut, 1902
Return ]. Megis, of Ohio, 1914
John clean, of Ohio, 1928
William T. Barry, of Kentucky, 1929
Chief Justice efthe Suprem Court.
John Jay, of New-York, appointed 1889
William Gushing, of Massachusetts, 1896
Oliver Ellsworth, of Connecticut, 1896
John lay, of New York, 1900
John Marshal, of Virginia, 1901
attorneys General
Edmund Randolph. of Va. appointed 1899
William Bradford, of Pennsylvania, 1894
Charles Lee. of Virginia. 1895
Levi Lincoln, of Massachusetts,, 1901
Robert Smith, of Maryland, 1905
ohm breckenridge, of Kentucky, 1906
Cesar A, Rodney; of Delaware, 1907
William Pinckney, of Maryland, 1911
Richard Rush of Pennsylvania, 1914
William Writ, of Virginia, 1917
John M. Berrien, of Georgia, 1895
Roger B. fancy, of Maryland, 1881
Speakers Of the House Of Representatives of thu
United StateS.
| First Congress. list and Cd Session, held al
Ne1v- York, Sd at PHILADELPHIA.
Frederick A. Muhlenburg, of Pa. 1875
Second Congress held at Philadelphia.
Jonathan Tru4nbull, of Connecticut, 1791
Third Congress held at Philadelphia.
Frederick A. Muhenburg, of Penn. 179;
Fourth Congress. held at Philadelphia.
4 Jonathan Dayton, of New Jersey, 179
Fifth Congress, held at Philadelphia.
Jonathan Dayton. of New Jersey, 179
Sixth Congress, LIST Session at Philadelphi
I'D at Washington.
! Theodore Sedgwick, of Mass. 17s
Seventh Congress, held at Washington.
> Nathaniel Macon, of North Carolina, 1eC
Eighth Congress.
Nathaniel Malcon, of North Carolina. 18C
Ninth Congress-,
: Nathaniel Macon, of North Carolina 18t
= Tenth Congress.
&c Joseph B. Varnum, of Mass. 1sC
! Eievdnth Congress.
Joseph B. Varnum, of Mass. 1at
7tOeLfh Congress.
70 Henry Clay, of Kentucky, 1sl
Y Thirteenth Congress.
II Henry Clay, of Kentucky, 1813-until ia
'9l uary the 18th
u Langdon Cheves, of South Carolina, for t
IS residue of the Congress.
20 Fourteenth Congress.
Henry Clay, of Kentucky, 1s
39 Fifteenth Congress.
97 Henry Clay, of Kentucky, 1s
O1 Sixteenth Congress.
0s Henry Clay, of Kentucky, during the first
session, 10
10 John w. Taylor, of New-York, during
second session, Is
IL Seventh Congress-.
as Philip p Barbour of VIRGINIA is
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-21
SUPERIOR.
FEWER. AND AGUH DOSE.

FEW HiEs An = A% y 4 DSSEs
The above is very valuable and eficacious
remedy for the Ague and Intermittent fevers.
Sold wholesale and retail at ED. BRING
.HURST'S Drug and Chemical store, North
corner of Market and Hanover Streets, oppo-
site the Bank of Delaware.
Sept. 20, 1891. 5-tf.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-21
yOSEPH NEE,

Respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally, that he continues to carry on
the
Tailoring Business
at No. 6 East Second Street, two doors from
Market Street, where customers may depend
on having their orders promptly attended, to
and neatly executed. to any fashion required
on reasonable terms.
N. B. A large assortment of ready made
clothing, constantly on hand, for sale cheap,
for cash only.
August, rs. 1-3mo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14

i'snea 10 guard ne tights of lie majority as
vel as lhose oil the minorii,-aad one OF the
hrs' rights of majority IN republican aud
constitutional government. /. 10 govern The
ninorliy--a right indeed upon which such gov
ernmens are based. aud which. If once taken
AMY from them, The character oil the govern.
nent is utterly changed. and il degeneralfs
into that worst OF ali systems. The tyranny OF
In teto orsr The mang--lhst system which our
iaihes oi The Rsvol utution fought against ard
| overthrow. nni hlch the Nuilifyers are again
endeavoring Ia Introduce amongst us.
But, having shown the fsllscy OF this argn-
denied that NJ, Jefferson ever sanctioned il.
we are bound TO SHOW the latter fact. Well
I'VE will appeal 10 NJ. Jellrsons first lnauev
raj Address, in which he gave as a chart, as il
wrre. oil his political sentiments, Il particularly
with regard 10 this very topic, which was then
- question, o1 all absorbing lnteres. having
led % the great civil revolution, jaa then fec
ted, winch invested HIM with the powers oil the
Chlet Alagisiracy. what did he say IN that
Address, " absolute ncgtiescence in the de.
cisior Of The ntnjority IS the uttai prime pie Of
| RepudiI cs from uhtth there is no oppeai b,t
10 free, The padt principle Of Depotim =
In tins sentence, the Nni,fyets, high aud low
may read their condemnation. We especldl,
recommend It 10 the attentive consideration
Of Mr.. Calhoun. VIII, IN hs recent expos,Ion,
gave utiersnee 10 a sentiment similar 10 tina
Which Wehava been combating. Let him pop.
| der well on t." read. reject aud inwardis
! digest Let him consider we'll on the great
truth thai the d"clrine of Modification res,
on tine assumption thai tn minority h4sa Ugh
n constitutional governments. TO control th
m siorv. LIT hin, aud all OF his creed re
member thai ha " bun they claim ns thei
| apostle aud leader,z--biIi whom they falst
~ Sd clslm has SAID, IN words whic
cannot be Too often repeated. and which ough
10 be engraved IN elfrs of gold on the wall. Il
all our Senale-honSes. thHi Z" dcguiesctnce /,
The decision Of The ma o,i'Y is the unai principi
Of Republics, from, ehich here IS no dppea
bat 10 Jorce, the ritot principle Of Despotiso..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14

" MIR. Anderson, the player, who WINS dr.
ven from the boards of the New York 1heatr' ,
for his impudence in dining the Yam
KEGS, winch grave charge, however, he most
emphaically denies-has been received ia Bos-
ION with great ecIat. The mob is capricious
monster, and some what of dangerous. lie
Yours them tomorrow, with a most cannibal-
Ike appeiite-and, for one. we have always
eschewed toe much familiarity with him. How
ever, We consider Anderson's fortune as made,
There is nothing like few blows, unJnstly IN.
1icted. 10 push a man into notice. Aud there
are som. men who had tainer be kicked iuto
fame aud fortune. than 1--we aud die IN ,ndl-
gence and obscurity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14

" The petition to the Legislature of Virg'-
MIA, from Northampton county, which will be
found in our columns this morning, is one Of
cons Liberation of the community. II suggests a
novel and bold plan, Of Riding The country OF
its free colored population but We are not
prepared 10 yield our entire assent 10 ii.w'ihout
farther time for reflection. Al first SIGHT II
strikes MS as containing coerciye aud oppres'
i've features. which. in q matter Of this art
we arc utterly opposed 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14
Selling o6at Aaeiioa on a credit 81 one
tp0. three and four years.
On Wednesday, the 3Ofh Nousmber,


ZAHE subscriber will Offer IN the nremise. }
- tn the highesi bidder. the follostnE sHina-
hle Praperfs,io wit Otter Mills, with al its APP
nastennners. contracting one large pair Of Burr,
with Machinery for manufacturing nohr, anh a
nice pair ruhbers. just put IN operation. ~hifh
will eneoiually separate the dirt and bud gihins
from the good wheat, new and elegant pnif
of Corn Stones. and Saw that will cut from
300 10 1000 feet day. These Mills have just
undergone complete and substantial repairs.
The Store establishment now occupied by Mr
WIN. l.. Bell. aud rents for Slio year
Next my Tavern establishment, one mile beln"
the Mil aud Store Houses, with about 2po
acres Of Land suArhed. They will hn offered
sepefatel, - Also. Two or three Neg,oes. ineln-
ding good Miller the stock OF Hogs. 10 or
Ii head of Cattle, among them some valuable
Mich Cows, some valuable Household Eur.
niture, comprising number OF good Feather
Beds &c.-Also, 900 acres oil Wood Land OF
the waters Of Goose Creek, adjoining III. lands
Of Col Qparles, Alex Irvine, Lee, aud others.
This land Is not rich, but II abonnds with an
abundance of valuable Timber. and good nof-
ton " III grow Tobacco of high priced quail.
~. as has beon ptoyeo by the Lands adjoin.
ing, Of tho same growth quality. Bonds with
approved security. or negot,ahe noies WIN
good endorseis, on one 81 the Banksat Lynch
burg, will be required. The sale 10 commence
at the Tavern, precisely AT u o'eloek. II The
day Is uniaverable, II will bs postponed 10 the
first la,, DAY. JOHN LEI rWiCH.
Near olte, Bridge, Bedford co.
Nov. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14
jlGAIsTD.

SeN oCToR WILLIAM J H0LC0MBE, ha.
~ wing determined Ia spend the ensuing
winter in Philadelphia. for the purpose ol Az
iending a course oil Medical Lectures IN the
Prnnsy wanna University, tenders 10 his ir,rnhs
this public evidence oil his gratitude for then
patronage since his resideneo IN bynnhb"fg
lis accounts aud bonds are IN the hands o
Charles l.. Mostly Tor COLLECTION, AMI he hopes
they will meet with prompt attention. An,
claims az ainsl him will be sel,led by his broth.
Capt. Thomas A. ilolcombe.
Nov. IA. Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14
GEN. JACKSON AND THE GHOST OF
JEFF kRSON.


We know OF no better opportunity which the
Pnrenol sisls will ever have 10 establish then
pleasant, sod IL il can be shown ~ be- true, use
iul theory. than by a critical eIa,nnation oil
The skulls of The leading Nuilifyers. II the
science be, as Mr. Walsh would say. aatiinbte
one. the bump OF fancy aud Imagination will
he found conspicuously developed ON there
cranlums-a fancy which laughs Al the uneI,
cilable character of sober Visaged Truth, aud
an ina ginaion which scorns the shackles Of
Unlmpsssioned Reason In the brains OF M
other sci Of men, could the doctrine oil Null
hca,ion have bee n coinrG--a monster in polit
cal science, more unoaturai thaa the fabed
Cen,aur In the world OF nature.
olc ridiculous doctrines nsces sariiy drive
tier fauticaturs aud supporters INTO gross
a5sufddes; and amungs, those Tpsotted 10 by
the Nniies is the effort TO make Mr.. Jefferson
the putaiise father of their disors anzng here
sy. One of the most ingenious of these gentry
recently endeavorcd to impress this tslsehnod
Upon the public mind, by prehtiog to long
article the taxing tile Of" A Dialogue between
Gen. Jackson and the Ghost of Jefferson -
putting IN tue mouth of the latter per soma p sem
timen,s utterly al war wi those known to have
been entertained by hun. For example, the
writer makes the "Ghosl" say" What, sir !!
the majority govern in a constitutional govern
men,' What is the constitution To do Sub.
init TO the majority thought it was intend
<" 10 govern tue majority, ADD protect the
weaker party. Why have the ridiculous pre-.
'e"oe Oh Constitution, If ma prty is TO dis
'egafo =, whenever they please ?" Now,
Whatever the Ghost NAV have said. lis due 10
'ae reputation If a1r. Jefferson to assert that
ne never uttered such a medIev of nonsense
u aoy 'hing from which u could be deduced
ny me rrmotest inference The =" Ghost" af.
''e1s great Indignation at the idea that a ma
7''"y cia''ns the power of control 10 q consii-
N'aooai government. And we presume there
'ofs that he intends to assert that the mi
"'fRy ought 20 nave and does possess this
power es ona Of INN IS compelled TO do So
eoncinston NO. ny perhaps OF a dead
"n' on' rcRscens very little credit on
''' 'o'eilee, Of is NJ one | The idea of
eo'sniaaoa betag ffaead o protect the mi
my Is eafTeet--has It is no longer protsc-
IVA WIEN TIE minority claims to do what
i'eases. fnassi8n Is appointed 10 protect
an Ia aRt Or n faaatir-,nt ,l,es ,h,s oive ia thu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14

IL 1t is with regret that we announce that
Mr.. Robert Emory bias declined accepting III.
Professor,hlp of Languages IN kandoILh Macon
College, recently rendered to HIM by the Board
of trustees. He expresses great gratitude to
the Board for the O fer, and deep soIIcnude for
the success OF the Institution but, assigns as
his reason for declining the station, his nten-
ton 10 prepare himself for the ba,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14

Ioaaa0StcAr4p.
Maihsnsitfa, 9ae5iio.a Isl. A. what
tim. between the hour, of Twelve and ont.
will the tae hands Of watch fofm night
angles With zach othrr ? I'd. The city y. con
,s,ns 100000 inhabitants. and rain. loper cent.
per annum the CIV b contains 10000 inhRh.
uaats. and gains 30 per cent. per snnom
when sill those two cities be equal in ponula-
,ionf KY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14

Night School.-Tbe propositio" OF Mr, Car
nenter to open Night School in this place
offers an excellent opportunity 10 those who 50
ayocaions keep them bus'y employed during
the day, to acquire instruction. Mr. {. has
shown US testimonials of his qualifications, and
esideaces OF his SUCCESS in teaching in Louisa,
which are entirely satisfactory. One Of these
,es,inonisls is from The late David Watson,
Esq OF Louisa. member OF the late SonVen-
ton. and gentleman OF distinguished literary
attainm euts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14

u Ma Turner I've will not again caI HIM
- General since il seems to be offensive to our
contemporary of the Petersburg lnelligence')
has been ired and sentenced 10 he hang. Fri
day las, was fIed upoa as inc day OF his ca
ccutton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14
BEDFORD COUNTY

VIE New Glasgow Academy will open Tor
The reception of scholars on the lst day o /
December next, under the saper,otendence Of
Mr. Warner M. Yates In this Seminary there
will be two seprrate and d,sunci departments,
IN. one for the mae, md thr uiher tor lie lie
male scholars IN both OF which will be taught
any branch oil Literature known IN the most
approved aud established Academies. The
Trustees, IN recommending THIS Academy In
he favourable notice al the public, take great
pleasure in stating that Mr.. Yatess high mural
cha, acter und extensive literary aiiainments,
afford the bebt guarantee Tint The pubic eapec-
tat,on will not be disappointed. Besides the
constant aud immediate saperln' endtnce ot
Mr. Yates he Wi be aided by sevs,al compu.
tent teachers. The Academy il located IN the
suburbs OF beautiful village, IN n hna aud
healthy country, aud combines ms many nd
yantages rs are found united in any Academy
in Virginia The tuition iees will he moderate,
as W II he seen from The sUbjolned list viz
LaIn aud Grctk Languages, Mathematics,
Philosophy aud Chemi.uy, iOr the scholastic
wear OF loA months. go
Loe,c aud Kneio.lc. %
English Grammar, Geography aud Com
position, 10
o,thography, Rssding aud Pennmaosh,p, II
And II Arithmetic, 10
French Language, 10
Painting, ID
Music, 30
Projecting and Dfn~ing Mars, .
Boa,d can he had in most respectable fam.
lres, or with Mr.. Yates, on very reasonable
terms.
No scholar will he received for a shorter pc.
Rod than Eve mouths, and Thea the pr,ce oil
tut ion III he one hall of the foregoing tees.
Dnuid S Garfaad Paui c. CnbeH,
jas 5, Pendfet0n. Henry J Rose,
Lucas Z. Thompson, Edmund Penn,
John Coleman, James Uatfs,
Hudson NJ Garland, Joseph X, frp,ng,
Ed,oard A. CabcH, samuel NJ. Garland,
Nm NJ Waller. InusrEEs
Nov. IL Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14
a very valuable lract oil Land
FOR SALE.

1klhE undersigned will ssl gr.a, bargain
II IN valuable Tract Of Land, lying III
Bedford county. on The head sass's oi 6poss
Creek. NJ ihe-ioni Of The Blne Ridge, about
miles from z. Botord's, containing ny late
survey 100 81 acres. The surveyor was -
aussted 10 note the quality aud quantity IN
woods, aud the following Is hs written report
bD7 81 arlss onr survey. is good land. lies .eD,
hull IN woods nnd hBs upwards oi SIXTY sefes
III low gtounhs--3i3 4 may all be said 10 be
IN woods, some good land, but generally thln
aud broken---3I1 a one hnlilies weli--,s good
tobacco land the Other hall rough aud poor
tho we'll timbrred. Tue terms nccommodh-
ing, sny / and years, or for cash --enher
wny n good bargain can be Ind. Application
to me IN Lynchl,urg The Land will he shewn
by thomas I'M. who lives on the premises,
10 any one wishing to purchase.
JD5. T.. H0YALL.
0tt.e7 its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14
ANTI-JACKsON MEETINGS.
{ ANpBI.L.l4 IOUNIl

The en,zrns of Campbell, opposed 10 the
re- election of A Jarkson 10 the Presidency,
arr requested 10 meei, On the hrt day OF the
mi Campbell county ooud,t adopt measures
in concert with their fellow citizens eisr-
where. 10 secure n representation Of this Can
gresslonal District IN the National Republican
Convention, 10 he hell IN Baltimore On the Sc
cond Monday Of Decrmber nett
EIEEnAI CITIZENS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14

~ The proposition oil Mr. Rses. to es,ah,
llsh paper IN Richmond, to be devoted 10
State concerns. has been hailed through ont the
Commonwealth, by our brethren OF the press,
with the ~armesl WISHES Tor lis success. No.
thing can show IN stronger light the necessl.
~ OF such paper, Than the TACT that tue sub.
sc,ptlon IN this place 10 the Lynchburg and
Ntw River Raj Road one oI the most gigan-
TIC aud splendid works oil th- age, was bareiJ
mentioned in the Enquirer. and not even allu-
ded 10 in he Wing What wonder is II, that
We ere behind our Sister States in internal
Improvement, when the two leading prInts in
the Commonwealth are silent at such time,
and on such a theme How are foreigners 10
know any thug otour great works, and WIN,
rigb, have We To e1pees tne"'o take any IN
lerest IN their progress aud completion, un-
der such discou'aglns aud morIiiyng elreum-
stances
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14

DIGGEo' OFFICE.
MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME.
400 prizes of 1000 Dollars.
Dismal Swamp Lottery,
Class No. 2l, for 1881,
To be drawn al Rchmoad On Friday tho %
OF Nov. 1891.
ko6 nnmbers--l0 drawn ballots
RICH LIST OF CASH.
Grand Capital Prize Of $4,000
prize OF yioOOo 100 $1,000
5000 | rs 6uO
Sou b6 loo
Besides s0s. 60., 4o., 3os, 2os, &c.
Tickets $l0-tlalsrs $5-auariers, So CO.
Elghihs 81 %.
For sale ut DiGGES' OFFICE
of most remarkable Luck
All orders from the country (post rad) en-
closing the Cash or prize tickets, will meet wih
doe a't""tion. Nov. ID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14

QHck mork We referred few days ego 10
ne scheme OF extending the Lynchbo,g Rail
Road 10 Memphis, by means OF a LUX 10 be un
fentaken b, the citizens Of Alabama The las,
ruscumbm paper INFORMS us That they hast
already commenced thep W0rk. " Several
hundrsd ieel OF the road are already flushed.
With The exception oil the IRON which rs espee-
ted IN few weeks says that paper Of the
Doth 0c,ober.-Ihe portion oi The work com'
letpd has been dome under the direction oi
Mr McNlahan, Que Of the arllieers on the Bal
ilmore Rall Road
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14
THE vEisGiSlA%.
.yxcuBuRG, NOV. Ia, 1891.
louN RANDOLPH.

,n,v 10 announce the safe arrival OF
-, At Roanoke TO the +" bosom oil his
-. constituents" alive and II VIZ "'"s
l.. from the tact TINT he made them a fh'ee
...ch nm Monday last, in sufficiently
ii. ~ have called a, Washington aud
Ike, hands with the Secretary oil s'a'r' " he
.4,s.., 90 disposed the assertions oil tue
,,..,..,,o,a Enquirer to The contrary noi"hh-
pnt the erratic knight once sad
It'd az, touch the Secretary with
-, of,,ps., and this viii account Tor MS
.s1sal, 10 60 to Washington eve" II another
III ~, exist, 10 teit, his disgust With
.,ss IN thal city. commencing with tue
z,...zl.,,,o of he late Cabinet. But oil th'' we
18th doubtless hea' more ahpn.
,f.,.. heard some OF Tue outlines OF the
=...b.ot N,. Randolph on Monday last hut
-, eo,ne IN shape sufficiently precise
:. .,,hofize = specific meht'o" OF mem
- no, he improper 10 say, however, 'hai LIE
10. Al, account oil his mission to h"s''e, when
bave hen interesting. considering the
leUpih Of lime he 'affied " 81. ''''
~. hane he did MOI fail TO remind hs hrarr's
Tho ,ollo.ing extract from one Of bis Speech
,.nv years ago. when having nsked, IN
n, usual self. complacent tone, " "hai he wan
ned from men in power, he answered the cues
ZION ia the following terms 2;
Was II office What, SIR, To drudge IN III"
,,borao,les IN the departments. or be ~ the tai
ofibe corUs dipiomahqae IN thropef Alas .
S,,. In my condiIlon cup oi cold wafer "ouio
he muie Acceptable.
mail re,Te moon my reaonrces--i VIII (" oe'h
Ia the bosom ofms constituents h"o
s,uil give up lhem and this I Aud Tor "hAi
,l, nsariiess amusement. aud sApid plras
,,r.s and ,arni,bed honors Of tins a1"dr oi sp Gu
,,,, misery, d shaboy spiendnr Tor a c'eih-
,,jn m ,hs wnr office, or foreign Dttsso", TO
ganee Attendance abroad nstead vi al home
ar even tur "a department ,isth 1
Aa.tths, 50 much contempt for the q corps
5iglgarijque7 so much horror for The d'ndse.
~ nj otlire-should have vanished. at the fist
emulation which "nseyer thrown IN his way I
W. bope 100. that Mr. Ran 'olph did not fail
ia present his dear Constituents with tue
hfoi expenses. which his mission to Russia
81 tn, gpvernnenl, III shape following, 10
VI:
The ADMINISTRATION 10 the Peoples Treasury
DR..
Ia ,ne expense, of sending The Concord 10 St.
Petersburgh, with Mr, Randolph 50. oU1
R.n,,n salary of Mr. Middleton Q 5OG
Mr. Randoiph's outhI 3ono
NJ. Haodolph's salary for onr year 9,o0o
Il tatn sa.:rY Of do. = ON
Al, huctaosns outfit 90uu
l1I- 6nD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14
" BOLTING CLOTHS.

" DIb sAso oh<o
~ YLE u BURLAND, keep constantly on
IL haod, a complete assortment Of we'll Sc.
lrced Gtrmnn Auchor Boiling Cloths, every
qnaIir, from No, Ito No. y.
Those wish ng 10 purchase the article will do
well 10 cal aud III tune our assortmenL--Ne
can assure our irien {, aud the public, that v e
take particular paius ~ Aeep the ve'y best that
are imported.
Nov. IA. ,s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14
SEVERAL CITIZENS
AAillERSTGnIlNIY.


Ameeting ol the opponents Of Grn. Jarksnn's
recollection To the Presidency, IN the county of
Amherst. Wi he held on the first day of ihs
next County Csnri. To cooperate with other
counties IN thai Congressional District. in the
appointment of Delegates 10 tho Baltimore
Convention. TO be held ON the second Monday
in December. LEGION.
NELSON COUNTY.
The citizens oil Nelson county opposed 10
the reelection of Andrew Jackson in the Presi-
dency OF The United States are requested 10
meet on the iirsi day of Nelson County No.
vrmber Court, st the court house, to adopt
means, in concert with ikeir fellow citizens
elsewhere, TO secure representation Of this
Congressional D,suict in The National Repub-
liean Convention, 10 be held in Baltimore IN
December neat. MANY CITIZENS.
BEDFORD COUNTY.
meeting al the c,tzans OF Bedford county,
| opposed 10 the recollection OF 6en. Andrew
Jackson To the Presidency, will he held at the
! court-house on the first day Of the November
court, Tor the purpose OF cooperating with Their
! fellow citizens elsewhere IN appointing Dele.
gates 10 the Convention, 10 be held IN BALTIMORE
on the ID Monday IN December neu.
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