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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15

Nv the arrival al New lorl. Of the packet ship
Albany the editors of the journal OF Commerce
and Courier and Enquirer have received HIVE
dates to the lstof Scptember, and Paris to the 3lst
o. August
The Paris papers Of the 81 August 60 tam lit
Ale worth extracting. The editors of the National
aeainst whom II will be recolect,d the Govern
p-en had insltu'eda criminal prosecution, had been
ACQUITTED General Lafayette appeared as Wit
ness ON the trial NJ Carre the chef editor. had OH
tn following day published an article, developn2
his principles at gfoo, length. lie stn,es that be
advoc ,tcs the Adoption the American constitution
in France. because 1t appears that an hereditary
NOR archv is not compatible with the fundamental
prncifles of the government of the nation, or ii:
delegates duly authorised
Ry the folio rng from Rome, II appears that the
whole ofthe Bonepnrlc family are ass melng ,hcro
The voyage ofthe Count de Suyllicts to Europe
had perhnps some view 10 tins Inject:
Extract Of a letter Of the l9,a instant fiAm Rome
-" The death of tic Duke oil Relehstadt vii cause
a meeting of the whole family Of Napoleon around
their mother al Rame.--Lucien and Jerome Goua-
nafte arc already here, as well as the Countess
Came.ata, daughter of the Princess Eliza Bacchi-
occhi. Louis, the ex- King OF Holland, and Nine.
Mufat are hourly expected Their object Is II III
daes her to make now viii to dispose Of her I'M
,ncnse property, which she had bequeathed to her
deceased grandson. Cardinal FeSch viii, in all
probability make use ofhis influence to induce has
= Ter 10 form an equitable distribution 1t Is said
Lat the contessor of Madame Letia is Jesuit,
aud tina, his counsel win probably direct her deter
mlnaiion."
FRANCE -carlist movements appear to be IN
preparation IN some ofthe soutltn Departments A
Iouion date Of Aug. 26!t says, the organization IS
completed, the ciiefs aIe appointed, the places Of
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
rum ae f.e qtlerrog4, or ,

TIE VEl.IlSt tABIsb !.
Wcleafn Ton the GLOBE thN Gsneral Jackson
wag IA Lexington on the 18th uitimn, and that
he irendea 10 rr'urn by wy Of Gnyandol aud
STANTON Virginia se@ the conductors OF IN
Globe must have Iuo@n thai the President had
madr il convenient 10 pass though Ohio aud wes-
tor. Pennsylvania. Juz.ueaa the eve al the lmpor-
gls', elections, which ar aaaa..gsed a. n a great
dtefce ua9Ie5fn. ,he {. III ofitc Pr4sIdsaf i 'a.
ton The f,es DISCLOSED II the letter to tn Globe
explains an additional cau a. Of the Presidents delay
n NathsIiie. Hasus wen h'ssocfat instructions
fs.It,ye the e.rctono daIer Eaton 10 lhe Senate.
he was detained uDi,l ne could reach Lexington On
the eve If tic day on winch hs pauzans held Il
srant barh4eue, ~ honor Of ther success IN the
election of Nj. Breathitt. Mr. Btealln, Gen
Adair and Cen Iesha, met him-by accident
lie arrived uat ae the party were dinghy accl.
ltuti liz went 10 church In Lexington ~ acr-
deri' He passed Though Ohio and Penas} wanna
pat uu tue eYe OF their i eiions-hy aea al nj us'
~ Doctor HoWatd wa aetl 10 survey tho Aouuu.
.ahcla--bY accident Such concentration OF
accidents l5oss 80 much Like dcsler lhd, hdt
hey happened Gadcr the ate administration, thcy
would have bten set down 10 an intention To net on
the elections IN kcuCuchy, Ohio louas yigania aud
Maryland
As put Of ths same system Of reform, we
learn that Mr.. Thornton, the second Comptroller,
has cone on to New Hampshire; MIR Barry and
Major Lewis are ut Cincinnati. ONO; The Secrcta-
~ oithe Treasury is IN NeW York Mr. idvngs-
ton IS IN Virginia one Of the assistants Of the Post
master General is in New York the ohal - IN Nov
Jersey whist every clerk, who can act a. ponl-
cal clnlssafy Is dispatched 10 contribute ms share
IL manufacturing public oprIon Aud yet THIS Is
tle iahmcnt Of those promises which placed An
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15

And the s,rong lance ofwstira hartiese {

And the strong lance Of Justice lurtiess talls
Clolhc II in rass, pismy straw Wi pierce it,
For some TIM previous to the last Presidential
Election, and likewise or few months subs lncut
10 that dcporablc event the friends Of len Jackson
attempted to show him up as a IT. 2 ous man; and
although dueisi all his ho, engaged ia morc bloc
DIV anrays thun amy oihs man ivugyet far effect
he all at once feieued holy horror of prEiIING.
touug naval officer was lneontuenty strlcken
from the navy list for taking part in duel near
Philadelphia and when pr Randolph the brother
IN law ct he beloved Mojor Eaton became the brm-
or Ola challenge To- Mr. lnghau, he was for effect
also, compelled 10 resign lis station IN the War
Department. Both hese ncidonts were no'laimcd
Though the land, 10y tht trumpet tousaai organs Of
the administration as at,s winch would n Ton the
HERO a crown of glory. Bo, mark tie SEQUEL ;
\ flor all convenient use had been made OF the mel
dents with the moral aud religious portions of the
people, the same pous Gen. Jackson silently APP
pointed Or Randolph 10 Il still move Important
office than that which he had ,clnQuishcd and the
discarded naval officer having made pressnt %! a
DIAMOND RING, to "A menlber of tue President $
houschod, vas adrotly restored to his sltunuon
aud rank IN the Navy But Of what use IS II to eN-
pose such prohisacy HIS presses viii deny the
facts, and hls ccludcd followers among the people
only shout the louder" HtRRAH roR JAcRsoN !!
y Y Com. Adr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15

witk angry clouds, auj threatening ia her d.
eharsc. to deags or happy country IA blood. L.
esfa,ated on TIE blessings we enjoy as a UNITED
People, and, IA CONCLUSION. exhoned each 1ndlyi-
dual 10 cherish with ardent enthusiasm the
pnlrioiic sentiment" Tie Union--lt must b. Pre-
served"
It's gratifying Evidence tic healthy tone Of
public sentiment IA Nor.u GaroIine that ID gatllr-
M ofthc rcaI, ia1as place whaleyerAie oseas ION
my be- NJ NJ II add, sses be made, the spea
kers d. n.t a. al II mselees file opportunity IL
impress upon the consideration OF their hearers tae
laiV ofotey II tie INJUNCTION Of lie Hdthef et has
Country, who eonas.iIed as IT, irown indignant
y upon the first aswning Of every attempt u allie
nat enc portion u the Union fom another
r..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15

FIVE DAYS la iLE FROM EuRoit.
By the pa eke ship Hanmlall capt He6afdi at
New ork from London. which leit Portsmouth
On the 81 septemb r. the editor OF the "" '"'-
standard has received regular lilies Of London pa.
pars 20 the evening Of sept Ii. a." Portsmouth
papers to tie ID
fha intelligence is not Ysrf 'mporIani, &C ri
rs 10 tho prospect OF wsr, via h IT, h'com1as more
rfoa9b.s dally TIC Getnan Dot at Frankfort,
ofWa.ch SO much has been said recently apPaat To
have .,,ner designs than merely controlling the
small s,ales.
rha following ia an extract from circular ad-
dr.. ei by tic French N11ster OF W. IL ibe
military authorities of tia departments - Vol
t4s information has been received hat The ffa.h
frt Diet has selected uu nefo1a ageo@i" be seni
ialo Nh puta ai France TO ascertain the number
~ s',te Of d sipine of tie reg'm'nts lllero
ifae. ll,i oil ibe military mep1 partsalafg1ng
Al .i 70 OF engineers chosen 10y tht COMMITTEE
n4ai. Ue III Dot fer tlns purpose / he
auu-t., a 3 therefore. dsstt'" ur 3dheti
tl,si go De t,a ~ ulhclr cnafaYe t'u'0rt tdsse u
,ssaf.. lta .3fg.A them iraa obtaining tn ihi"t
la,... 'aoq #1s ia scurth Ell
1ae l.nsf #ierors apeea 10 care yef} iu''
1tase to. he .'.slvc irautatt which thy he'e Ia
In saff ii q ,5le to obtain. It Is 'loces=uf To-
r. 4o. ,.saHaas olthe Vote. and tbc tee for thc
rset.lt.4a o. shilling accounts similar To
ine ipNovszs az coming IA 1oma pagts oi the
L ae an.
WI NaHl orFrceholaefs ia The North Rid
mol ! lrl. .a.a Wuu have sent N thor claims
T. ua r.aa,,ad Is mafl.aby small In many
OF ~ porah not above one fourlh OF tue oieoiots
hal, etcnus r.4o,t nolee5
ieeis IairHtecatet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15

Scriptures. Miss Je~ sbury in h4l Letter.
Dung, eanmeratcs several iuStances-fh. ne
rema iabie Of nch Is the commencement oc ~ ~,
teautifa. Ode to NAPOLEON, Which has bs4' .. Is
gersaily admired. ~''4-
lis past-but yesterday Il Kin.
And arm. with Kings to strse.
And now :hol art namclcss thing.
So ahlect, yet alive
Is this the man of thousand thrones
Who strcWej the earth with hostile boro-,
Aud can he thus survive ?
Since, lie mscaod the morning star
Nor man nor fcnd hath fallen 50 far
This lsaltogether taken from the prophet l,....
ode on tie fall Of Sennache.ib, tie Nupoltopo,p
b, lon -
lie who smote tie people in his wrath with
continued stroke is prosecuted and nom hipio,,u
How art tbou fallen from Heaven. Oh! Iu.,c.
son Of the morning how art thou etti tla1y,,,,,
ground, which didst weaken nations Tho, r',
see thee shall narrowly look upon thee, and ,o...
cr thee. Saying lis this tho man ihar I.s5o ,I
earth 10 uenhc-.- that dld shake Kingdoms
ulldc te y orld as a Wilderness 2
~ y the 10th dav Of NOVEMBER nrxl shalt an
~ Ia he hirhrst hilder Tor leady inan,, ~
Hdcl o. Lani wh"renn Datd k4r.on. deed 1
nelly lived. on Goose Creek. 10 R4dfari Comm,
,hree hundred and ,hity three ar,os
by the fofruor sutveys TIL, iind iies very ,llioa
but contains some very good hIl ,ides for TgLarc
Persons wishing to purchase. pre- umr Wi nan,
me the land ieior" tie day OF sale, which IN take
place at my own house.
SAM. HANCOCk Exprntor
of the last vi aui Testament q, u,
ii kersoii. Jec.
Or' IS uI
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WOOD.

Atthe 1cwcs Ear, 2Gth inly, Mr. El,rl.nan
stated thal at Thotut1 and other fairs very ep.
adorable fall Ind a,fn piece IN the price OF wool
in clothing wool as much ns % per cent Many
causes operated 10 create this depression, amongst
other tie cvlstonre 81 the chotra norbus III tic
country H. would eetaiuly adslse The growers
20 withhold II .ir wool until the cloud whlch hung
over them had passed aWay. Mr. Blarlmon had
ahnni IL fr,crs winch he Offered h alc Lcgge At
l. per 10 Mr. leg.e snld the wool lraic was
ia IN extremely depressed states Il $50 packs hal
heen exported 10 America, and for want of dc
mand for AIN thu, country, 1t had been resrpPed,
and poured INTO the London mark Tins wool had
been purchased al Is 81 and Is I'D per h. and nj
t,t all the expenses incurred ina QUINCY OF 10000
niee hadbecn sold Tor l. ID. Mi Lfgso consd
eyed from Id to Is t,n prlcc-lhe wool he pun
chased last year he had stIl ty lin The IN
mcnse 4a'nuty Of foreign wool free Of duty mnsi
have ru,nous effect upon the home narl,ct TN
! Americans, he Toured would hun the British WOOL
grower. rs hc had seen some samples, thc growth
ofthit country, winch wcr' exceedingly good. Mr
J Ellman. Jun sud Ia principal cause of the lie
preston IA the ptiee of wool WINS the depressed
state Il agriculture winch obliged the growers to
sci n prIcc offered let that Price be what
might lie did not htnnd to make a price Of his
wool, h. should certainly not ask moro than lid
or Is pr ID A t,w sales were effected at Is per
Ia. on thr a4,rnyn
A. TN Fonhtor Fur lGth July, wool i poor
quality, IA low middle and fire Weeis laatulain.
cd iofme, lnrc,s ,,er,nen wool codi sold Wcil. so
dld Sle.,an and SsNeny cotton soo3s, but only ii
very sm1i profit as the mirbel was SO much
overhaul with British goois Some Of the German
nsrlno manufacturers bought largely Of combius
vol
A, Now York last weck the supply of fleece
continued hnIted but appeared equal To the de
mand title advanced pr.rcs. manufacturers pnf
chasing for present supply only Holders san
gulne thu, tho market would be sustained for llis
and also Tor pulled lambs wool Fine aud middalg
imported Saxony scarce and al course foreign
woods much depressed under the influence Of the
new I6at
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15

COURT NARTiAL.-We mentioned m our
paper ofthe 9Th MI. (says the Boston 11daSetip5
thai til General Naval Court Martial, which had
been CT 1ycred on board the Columbus, at lAe IA
" nd Char'cstown, Ind closed lis proceedings.
The haze since beer promn gated. Lieut.. james
T Iiomauf, was tired on charge of un-oileer
like ana ung entle aanlg conduct, und4r which were
tWo speriitat op5 tie first, that ON the 18th an-
gust last, on boatl fhe Eric he made use of improp-
er and threatening language to Parser Henry 1t
un4 and tho second that he did on that day assault.
attack, &c the SAID Pnrser Ettlne, outside ard near
Tie Nagy Yard, Charlesiown. The charge and
specifications against Lieut.. llomans having heea
proved he was sentenced 70 be suspended one yer
uud III ssnteuceio be raad at the Navy ard
CaarIesionn aud the Na4a. Stations III the United
STATE At the same Court, Pmser tun. was al
tritd Oh similar char,r. aiisias out OF The a
b5se contest with Lieut. iiomlta, and sentenced 10
ba reprlnapdcd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15

KALEIGH, y. {. Oct. 3 ISJ2.
RGviEw.On Saturday last the two Regiments of
the militia OF tins county Were reviewed al this
place, 10y Brig Gen, JosEpH AeRiNCToN, Of Nash,
attended by his aids, Majors Phillips and Bount.
After passing in review, the regiments were drawn
up in a column of attack, and addressed by Major
Phillips IN neat speech. After expressing the
Generals satisfaction OF the appearance and pertor
nance ofthe military he took occasion to speak of
the pMtea,ous aspect Of the Southern sky, filed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15

Bant Rsslerg.-TAu L ?, ii Wnc.lins rs
robbad on the nighi Of the ~ inst Of 500 90 or
20 oo0 IN bank notes about 52j 900 IN notes OF
the United states Bank, the remainder Principally
in notes OF the Banka IA the neisb5orhood OF " hee-
lin. The Cashier las offered reward OF 900
for the recovery of the money
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15

A pert question and q eood acpg-Such Is the
feeling which pogvaJes the minds of or citizens in
eognrd to the ptostral,on OF Jaeksonls laai sever
al ofour most respectable clergymcn were ioand,on
the day of the ward elections, ranged an4oaE tho
friends OF tae constitution and the country. Gar,
attached TO the episcopal church, wos aeaostcd Ivy
or" of his communicate SIR, said he, when
did gou turn politician iNcr s'nce. promptly
rephod the clefsvmlo, nv country has men IA
dau.cr-an,l as hong as ii In danger s5slj con-
uuuc apoatielan Penn. Ing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15

Thu Menpl.s frcu) Advocate. of25fh oifimo,
81 - that t'en i.oH,ro> arrived At tina, rIase The
day brlorr. ON his way To the northern pa4t oi Ar
kaasgs and tlat Il was understood %. la'sadtd L.
rslufn IN tie sping and become candidate ior Ito
setnar Of ltnHessea.
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=, =. SFnIErE-NfNrI


re ESfEGlFULLY informs tie citizens :
IL '" y1ishharg that he expects to SPEND t.y
day IA @eir town on his return irom the ,spriu 8
about The .-5th Of sept. As he is stranger IT,
must ct the citizens, he submits tl,4 faowu- letter
from d. Saiaan Jechson, Of Philadelphia, to IN
4. fcrbey u, New Orleans
Ptiiode'p1ia, Hle. -, $50.
Dr. A. perbeg-Ucar Slr: | take the liberty TO
introduce 10 your acquaintance ay friead. DR.. $.
Fitch, who will visit New Orleans pr. Fitch is
regularly educated as practitioner Of Medicue,
Is very intelligent and we informed gcntle man,
ana has devoted his attention chiefly to Dental sur
s'ry, on which subject he has written an excellent
work, The visit Of Or Fitch is entifaly rrofis-
sional; and any services youcan render him witi
be esteemed favor by your ohcdient servant
"SAML. JACKSON
Also, acopy Of letter from the Hon Bcnjarain
w. Richards, Mayor of the city of Phadolphla, to
Edward York, Esq. Of New Orleans
" N9 Dur .S1-'lhe bearer Of this is well cd
ucated and very respectable Dentist who la, for
some years past pracDlsed very successfully in Qua
city, lie Is young gentleman ofexeellant char
acter, and have reason to believe of more thas
ordinary skill N lis profession You may safely
recommend him-4'd you wi! oblleo me by permit.
ting him 10 refer to you il necessary. am. very
uuiy yours, b. w RICHARDS"
" To EDWARD Yo7E, lie
At t"roTtd By pr. s. s. IFl>a {
Philadelphia, Dec "a. 1870
t. RitE>-Onc Dodr for each opcra,ioh
exclusive o gold, which will be IA SCI ara.e q ar-a-
81 Hffef@areS j@ LgaebbRrg-Col L.m4honc,
C"rt Otey Van. Bailey and Alexander Temp,
kins, Esqrs.
Aug 80 frs
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III lSE

IA VII tsa5scribcr wishes purchase few tons Of
N Hemp, for which he Will pay the highest casa
pnce-Enquire at the Stefe OF Mi Caswell Poe
JOHN TOMpkINS
oct q wlWt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15

Btstap ftnnot--On the 26lh Of September,
Bishop 'cowicl ofthe Catholic Church Of cInea-
mai, died at Wooster, ONO, lie aInodaI Of
plous and unobtroslye Christian ze1 and sinpIie-
~ Of manners.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15

CoNNfRce OF LreRfA--By a letter from. pr
Meehln the Colonial Agent dated May lst 1t ap-
pears that during the past year 50 vessels had VI.
Hclt the Colony Tor the purposes Of trade, - Of
wblca We're Amercan, % English, aud : French.
hefvpotts amounted 10 ;sl255t Is in calue
The cultivation of coffee, cotton, and indigo, all Of
which are INDIGENOUS 10 the soil, IS rapidly ncrea-
slny. One Of tie oolonsts expects to have a
Plantation of 20o 900 coffee trees shortly completed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15

At3iar.M Human Ears-Ncver say word n
hout aukea ingenuity after tins. WOOD nut
mcgs avauut We have little man in ous o u VIC
has boat the whole ot our Eastern aliis', no oaa
more or less than br. scuiIyr, the Ucu, st, In
same who IS 50 colehraisl IN in erting art fetal iu
man t,yes-and by the bye, one whose Inventive
genius will, when put 10 the test eleet almost any
thlng-b0t To the point. Or. Scudder has recently
succeeded in making an artifca' Lar, AID to gl.t
our readers an idea, we sahjou the following. d
scrpton:-
mould OF a real ear is made Of Plaster Of Paris
IN which is cast an artificial one ofhaid Gum illus
tic or Indian Rubber which by Exposure to the air
becomes OF the proper consistency. The ear Is
fastened on by a srslng passing over The head I'M
der the hair and the place Of iontare Is not easily
seen, particularly 1.-THE wcare, be blessed with II
soadly pair Of whlskefs. The artii ia ear is then
coorcd 10 suit the complexion Of - WcNeg and Is
Of the SAME elasticity Us ll,e feal ear On he
Whole ii is a very ingenious affair, a8d uo oac bur
Or scldder would eyer have thaa Il If suth
thing. Gentlemen %ho haze baen cropped. on
5auged ean nov nave both 4 iia3eoeies rcnlad.,a.
by applying to the Doctor, who We yeuly hciieet
wlll yet undertake 10 build an artificial man. Fin
case We mention of the Artificial car Is the ih!r3
llat Dr.. ). has fitted. v \ idrocQie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15

EztaorInarg Feat of SlmaQmbul~m.--A
man by the n'ma of Reed, from Nova Scotia, w3d,-
cd oat of the third story Of house in Creek pure
on s'lnday night, while asleep and feIl upon the
pavement. without. receiving any serious !.my.
B5aoA Alias.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15
Shenandoah Free Bridge Lottery.

Ioconstruct Bridge across the Shenandoah RI
Yer.
10 be drawn at Moorefeld, Hardy county, Va on
Thutsday the 25th day Of October lns2
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HIGHEST PRIZE 1000.
SCHEMA

Besides sos, 2ts-l2s-los-&c &c.
Tickets -, Holves 81, Quarters 81.
For sale at WARDS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15

Denyer1P Hiae, AMI ias5 Jpn prooC-L Law.
yer A'tAo'y cured at the bar IN Essex county,
MaSsaeiua'lis something like halt century a
'inS just completed his studies, was Journeying 10
distant town IN company with his master. Ae-
mody1 on ms way, Observed to his student" Var
mum, you have been with me three years, and fin
OF " lawyer practice OF great consequence, that
nave never mentioned. What Is that?' inquired
inc STUDENT l VIII te' IT." replied Aemody, pro-
yI1ea you VIII pay expenses at the next tavern"
ne student agreed and Acmody impaired the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15

EPseopol BiefoPa II her hrseg-Thc Rev G
W Doane of Boston has been elected proteslan
Episcopal Bishop Of New Jersey Mr.. Domne is
an accomplished writer aud very highly spoken
Of @here hr IS known.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15

The Postmaster t.onelal (Mr BARnY) and Sc
coud Auditor Mr. LGwIsl arrived in Cincinnati
from this CITY, Jomncyng Westward, on SUNDAY
evening, Sept. Both. THIS movement appears to
have excited much attention. IL IS indeed a curl
Gus conjunction OF circumstances THAT lbese two de
voted friends oil the President should be visiting the
West, IN company, on the eye of very important
Elections in the TWO ;,teat Western Slaie3.
Nj. Irt.
THE bill for laying out the State o! TlSNfs.tr
INTO districts for the choee Of Rcprcsentatls had
not passed the Legislature ot that State 1t the l''-
test dates 1t seems 10 he subject of a eonsdeia-
bic difficulty II IS suggested tuat one great object
ofthe majority IN the Legislature is to aaWee the
districts So rs to enable thrmto get Mr. AeNotp
cut of Congress lie has been found 10 he tot
bie3uluo customer. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15
GREEN GINGER.

q elegant article for preserving, io,t received
I M ard for sale by DIR LYMAN.
Sept 20 Is
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