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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04
NOTICE.

q PETITION will be presented To the next
"a Legislature OF Virginia, in behalf Of Citizens
ofthe Cooperation Of Lynohburg, and the Counties
of Amherst, Campbell and Bedford, PRAYING 10
change the time of holding the Circuit superior
Court of Laa oud chnneery for SAID town. 50 as
not to interfere with the Quarterly Courts Of SAID
town and counties and also To change the laws
in relation to Commissioners in Chaneery, requir-
ing their report, 10 be n Court TIVE months before
they shat. be- acted upon By the Coults
oct pm
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NOTICE..

VA IL be sold to highest bidder On the Isl day
w OF November, 1882, at the late residence Of
William w Smith decd in the town of Lynch
burg, all the personal property Of thu estate except
the Slaves, consisting OF Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Sc
Terms will be liberal, and made known on the
day OF sale. SARAH ANN SMITH, Adnx
oct tbs
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4 LIS'rOF LETTERS

H"@hfH3 IN hf feR Dpefm fBAfhbh7g 0H me
3oT han o. September, 1872 Persons 0pplying
Il" LcHc,s m The f0liolriag List utH please ask
for AoyGugaEb LETTERS.
4 iranees Adams, Richard Adams, Hector
Alh,saon
rs II L Beach, james f'oling, Miss Mary A.
Bukc, Powhalan L Boiling, Archer Boiling. Ste
phen Blaydes, Rishad Bmks, Fshe Barnard,
Row. r. q. Bass, Jonathan Bishop }, Mrs Eliza
Huoum Wm Badly Z. Il. Bran 3 Archd s.
Brown Thomas Bray, Mrs Susan Bueford, John,
or Ann Brown, Wa Barnett.
c.. Creasey, b. w $ cabell FRA Carpenter,
James Cond,0, Abrein Grouse ., G. Is. Cabell,
Doct James Cabell, Iamea h Gioyd, Christopher
Cnily, Charles cootea man, Geo w Callaway
> Mr. +. Il Gabe james ! copq Miss Catha.
rnc Cotbs, Abram Cony.
De. w Daniel, Miss Martha A. Duncan,
Wnt Dudgeon g Robert K Donton, VIM L. Da-
Wis =, Jamps DAVIS ., E,akin Douglas Miss
Mntha Ann DAVIS, MUli Jane J. Dawson, Geo
L. Dttorcux .
Il. Mrs Eliza p rdgan, Il q Eallc.
r. Rev Geo. W, freau,sn, Thomas Floyd,
Slammed S. Fitch, Charles Fish, Fhonas Frank
LID.
t.-Nie'olo5 Guthrie James Gregory, Mai A.
VI Glnm Cyrus Griffin John L. Goodwin, Miss
Amelia Guthrie Iomes Gillian Francis Goodwin,
A. NJ. Green. Allen Giles, Solomon Gault
lIReN John Jersey ., Lilllebery IIaw-
N'ns' hobeft or Edward iidnnleut Sherlock Hill
man r'edet'eR a. Harris, Holman " Watt,
Jon" I,'yhe' ''7,la - iiaasafa Joseph han,
n'H' Mnrsesu " ii's' .n9olham > Craven
horton, h'V, .df ilalahiil james HICKS
.s-Nfa Matsafet ifVna, James l. Jefferson,
'ohh Jennings MIS-. Levy Johnson, oane' John
son Thomas II johnson Charles IRVINE, James
Jones' nNetl.n Johnson, i.iihoarne n. johnson
Ia -Atia. .ialy haoef, Harvey Nader.
E-Mf. l"alelofd' hifs. oftaee Leit"ich, "''
sarah Le"eiion' mrs. .. d. >. he"i3' Allen -
Lea
" 'o'n WI :. .sui''" ""'''' "r
MeD'o"ii, 9t'Pheh aef.'a 7'esf MERCHANT H.
Il M1rah'' nenfy u. murray '"ho Moofma'i
KEY, james eliei ~,
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G-A"o'e" 'eh'e5 ifey NJ pSoeh' &C.
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snS'" u '',.. 'ohili tucson mis, 'oo'.n
M'ss p. = Ia'ilps' ), D. INN 'ohn fo'e.'
w Pethns, iioei joshua Phtleson, WIN. F'i}-
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SURGEON DENTIST.

EAR J l.. BENSON, Dentist respectfully in
NJ forms the citizens Of Buckingham that he
wiz be at buckingham Courthouse on Morday
the 9Th inst and Will remain Il few days-All per
sons wishing his professional services will please
call On him rs soon as possible.
DR. Il viii also be prepared to attend to all cases
ofDysptps'a.
Oct l.
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$3.50. - ---------- -
F1k NJ naRl:'a'E.ss.

IL HAVE tor sale a tine tuned and well finished
u Piano Foue. INST received from the maker to DC
sold "a, factory frlae. Likewise, Second haaae@
l,joao. ii hanlsome eNleaer and good tone, winch
viii I've sold ecry low. fefsoas wishing tianos'
JOSEPH D. EVANS.
o w.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Pocket Disscctn3 To9lh. Eye Ampu'uing
Cupplng ana 0bztelrieai instruments
Silver md Brass Spnpg and Thumb Lancets, 81
yer Cathctcrs aud Elastic ReHgies, ffusses ot al
descriptions Stetheseopcs, scatfeatols, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

Electoral TicfciS.-We again notify Cores.
ponding Com nittees, &c. in this ard the adjoining
countless that we arc prepared to furnish Eteetorai
1fclets, to all parties at the rate Of 81 per hun
drod
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

miles south Of Liberty m tue It'd Saaaag N o.
tobrT for the purpose of forming am Auxiliary 10
the American Colonization Society. Addresses
will he delivered by gentlemen of the bar The
public generally are earnestly requested To attend
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04
To Journcymcn Tailors.

vNVliE subscriber will give liberal waees, and
n constant employment To Two steady young
men ofth,s profession, whoare good werkmen. and
of steady habits To such h. will insure general
satisfaction PATnlGll IL lllGkOk
81 The charlottesville Advocate and Staunton
Spectator will insert the above four times aud io.
" ard their accounts to this olice
Nelson G. H. Va It.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

q ,OS'T on Sunday last, young HOUND,
~ about three months old, and about hall grown
his color is black tan with white feet, and little
white olou, i,.s neck, The Doy belongs to Lieut.
Linden, and he viii give liberal reward to any
person who will bring his Dog back, or let him
know where he can get hin-aud Lieut. Linden
will give any person Ten DoIas vino viii tell
him who 1t was that took bis Dog from his house
on Diamond Hill-Ihe Dog was taken while he
was at Church on Sunday.
Lynchburg, Oct 1 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04
CLAY MEETING.

! At meeting Of portion OF the friends Of Henry
/ Clay for the Presidency, assembled al Patrick
! Court House, Virginia, on wednesday the 10th
! September, lo3@.-tiany Fitzgerald, Esl. was
| ca9ed 10 the char, aud Samuel ohnP appointed
Secretary,
The object of the meeting beng explained, capt
John 6. Staples offered the following preamble and
resolutions
| Whereas IT is deemed alI-important, IN further
cncc Of the election Of Horny Clay 10 the Preslien
! cy, 10 organize committees Of vigilance aud cor
rcspondcncc, III every county within the Common
wealth for the purpose OF procuring tickets faelli-
t.tins other attendant desirable Objects, and commu-
nicating with the Central Committee at the city OF
Richmond, recertly created by the staunton Clay
Couyention-and whereas the reelection OF An
drew Jackson to the high station which he has for
nearly four wears filled with crging injustice and
the most deTeiict tmp1RdA Is @ftoHSH 10 be dtead-
I'd and dcpCcated, as tatse 10 9Nr common
c0Hutfy:
ReMir,d, That We, who compose this meeting,
firm, uncomprcmisins and 2ealeas advocates OF the
election of Henry Clay, OF Kentucky 10 the Prest-
dcncy of the United States will spare no pains, and
leave unaccompIished no honorable efforts, to sus-
tain his cause.-the cause of free principles, openly
traUpled upon and violated by our present rulers
the cause Of measures, and not of men.
Rssojrct, I hat ---- be appointed committee
of vigilance and corespondGnce-@hos duty Il
shall be, through their Chairman, to take promp,
and immediate steps, tor the purpose oil procuring
the necessary supply OF tickets favourable IN the
election OF Henry Clay and Jehn sefg ani-and
also in order to procure the United siafes reIe
graph Extra, having for It's object an expose OF the
conduct ana course pursued by Anaiew Jackson
s''1 ~ .' ,', s ahnro Can, s,an. ,.os.n;
few remarks and the question beng called ia, on
The adoption of,ho same, they passed Unanimous
yu -
~, '.''N u, Wv ~ 'ea1''3, W.,
Abrsm stanIcs samuel How'd Mar, tloweI
| T .,i rl;n'.sr,lc, IIorrv Fit,go,,ld Iobn & Sta
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la.crnal Imp-orements.-lt gives us much plea
sure to say tha, the contcmpotedtnrnplke ROAD De
rysenl .ynchburg & the Canal, is now nndefeon'f"''
and that preparations bcins made TOR The SPECIFY
announcement of the work. The contractor Is MT
Alexander of [,cxington--a gentleman whose SIKH
aud energy are already flyorably known TO tae
community. The State being pledged to wldeh
H.. tow path Of the Canal, we shall We hope curly
:, H.. newt summer. have an excellent load from
=, vncbbrg to the Ohio river the advantages OF
which tine only can unfold.
ze this occasion again TO advert to the law
..f..;.;,,, hooks of subscription 10 be opened Ion
.,,,a,!le from Lynchbarg to thton5
........ ia. ., ,uniss,oners named IN that law
omen the books as s. ecdiIy as then Other engage
,.,.a,s ,.i1l hermit. 4 g.o1 yoadia that direction
:. yay much needed, ano we nave II" o''o'
that the stock will be ultimately p'''aof' es''- II
~ when the nnpr,,c) t'c oftbc loda Det"eeo
,,I.,c, and tI,e Ohio river shall attract 10 Us
fair araq,gt,on of the great number Of travellers
..,.1 # III. vast amour, of trade wheh"e now com
...a.1 "a TAX, other routes. ii all events, lei at
dleks be opcasd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

..,fs,it-TAe Nu.ouyh K publican State Con
,enr,,,,, Of h en,ucky a sembled ut Lexington on
n. o)th uI,. More than SIX hundred DELEGATES
were present-constutng probably the largest T'o-
l,t,,al ass,uhlugc Of the kind ever convened IN
.,t,t State.-Johr J. Crit,enden, Esq Was elected
president, Robert WicAlifc and VIM. Rodes,
F.ors Vice Presidents and Samuel Teyis and
Il. +. Thomas, Esqrs. occrctarla5.-h clay was
invited To visit the Convention IN the afternoon OF
~ u 81. which invitation he accepted. b ing m
t.slas.l by the committee of arangc mcnts, he was
,,If4,sg,l briefly 10y the President of the Convcn-
Ion. 10 which he returned Il suitable reply.-Ano-
tbef Convention is to be held at Russelyille to be
composed of Delegates from the counties compos-
nv what is known as the " Green River country,
and which, in consequence of its remoeness from
Lexington, was not generally represented IN the
Convention at that place The contest will he a
warm and angry one in Kentucky the nerties
winch arr ara} ID against each other on the Presi-
4en,lal question having been, with a tr@ individual
EXCEPTIONS Tor many years narshall,d IN opposing
p,ala, aaA engaged IN bitter controversies, on the
Eat state questions which long asitated that
Commonwealth Tothc credit OF Mr. Clay, he
united himself to that party, then The minority, WIN
were opposed to tie schemes Of temporary relief
based upon the interference with contracts by CT
pg,t facto laws-schemcs cngendoredby bankrupt
traders and supported 10y bankrupt PoIitclans-Suc
as Desha, Barry and Rowan, with Amos Ken
dali as their organ. What higher eulogy need
any man ASK than to have been the cham
pon of constitutional laws and moral honesty, q
stin,t such men as these The strong opposition
To Mr.. Clay in his own State is frequently reterrel
9& contrased with the unanih.ity with Which Gen
Jackson is Supported in Tennessee as an evidence o
Ia gteater desert ofthe latter gentleman But an op
sis59.. proceeding from such men as those allow
nfnld, I'D growing out ofsuch causes as have ex
sed in Kentucky, is more to be desired than depre
calGl. by a man more ambitious of honest fam
.lu. Of popularity, acquired by a desttntlon or
Yrs nd Of the great principles of law and eqult.
Which are at once ,he basis and support of al
pcr2oual social and political rights
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04
HARRY FITZGERALp, c1mn.
AIAST REQUEST.

The members composing the " Jackson commit
tee Of vigilance, and the " Jackson corresponding
committee for Amherst county--are earnestly re-
quested to give their prompt attendance at joint
to be held at the Court house on the 18th
day of the present month, being Court day.. -Ihe.
object Of the meeting is intended for the more con-
venlent and regular distribution of the Electoral
Tickets" which will then be ready for delivery
a fcw more weeks, will terminate our labours- and
it will be proud consolation to know, 1chaterer
maybe Tie result, that we have not been delinquent
Ia the discharge otour duties.
CHlSWELL DABNEY,
Chairman u tie committee II rigiiance
H. NJ. GARLAND.
Chairman. Of the corresponding comm iHcc
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Axkosrss<- = :.
Sy&o'seszA R
5DAYsLATER FROM ENGLAND.

DAYSLATER FROM ENGLAND
The packet ship Napoleon arrived at New York
brings Liverpool papers 10 The 9th August
There had been a skirmisI. between the Migus
itc and Pedro squadrons-bat nothing d cisise NJ
later news from pot0ga but II is thought, rom
the whole tenor Of the accounts that Don Pedro
situation is raths critical.
Nothing new from France Holland or Belgium
The excitement Il still kept up in Germany, sud
appears to have increased III consequence of an a.
tempt to assaa4inaie the eldest son Of the Empefa
Of Austria Which, however, does bot appear /.
have been connected with any political object
Dennis Collins, tie MN Who struck the King
England at the Ascot Races his been tried, found
guilty Of treason anJ sentenced 10 be hung II was
doubtful ~hetherthe sentence would be carried in-
to execution.
The hnusb Parliament was prorogucd on the
10th August
GOOD NEWS FROM PENNSYLVANIA (,
On the 10Th ut the Ward Elections in Philadel-
phia closed and We are glad to say resulted IN
| the success oil the Anti-Jaeksoh ticket, In
hytrcR of the fffeen wards Last ycar tn
Jackson majority waa1 noafy QUO Moltsand--th
year they are defeated by upwards of ,Gtieep
tpnifod-maltng clear gam ofirei,iy fec min
| ltci roics!
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Ess SHES.

Hair cloth, Serubbng, White wash, Sweeping,
Horse, PANT Tooth Shoe, Furniture, ilcmlh and
Varnish Blushca, &c.
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NOTICE..

NN ANTED Immediately, two or three jour
w neymcn SHOENAkERS; ii is requisite
that they be first rate workman, sober, &c--To
such, as good wages car be had in any town in
Virginia viii be given WIN DEAN, Agt.
Qet4 2aI'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

~ The Spirit of Washington. and Lexington
Literary Journal, is the title of sem-weekly
paper the first number of which we have
received from Lexington, (hen.) edited by julius
Clarke, Esq. formerly Editor of the Louisville Fo-
Gus. AS its title imports, it is strictly national in
its general character, and avoids the personal poll
tics of the day
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

MSstssiPPt.-A violent controversy, growing out
oil the occurrences at Washington, during the last
session of Congress, is now raging in Mississippi,
between the friends of Senator Poindexter and
Judge Ellis, AT a meeting of the friends of the
lalte' gentleman in Natchez Mr.. Gaines made
proposition to this effect lie pledged himself that
II Mr., Poindexter will resign his seat in the Senate
Judge Ellis will resign the Office recently conferred
on hImby the President, AMI abide the decision of
the people between them-Fo which the Port Glib
Son Correspondent, on the part of Mr.. poindexter'
thus responds: We feel authorised to state that
mat Judge Ellis enter into bond aud security that
he Will not receive an Executive appointment for
Ire ears
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III L. VI T..

FESilE subscriber wishes to purchase few tons Of
"a IIemi. for which he will pay the highest cash
price Enquire At the Store Of Mr. coswell Poe
JOHN TOMPkiAS.
1 ,.I.,.lf
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MARI s..s.i...

MARRIED, in Washington county, Va, by the
Rev. u. Il. Preston Mr.. HARVEY MITCH
ELL, formerly of Lynchburg, 10 Miss MARY
JANE WOOD JOHNSTON, only daughter of
the late Judge Peter Johnston.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

E1.5' The Petersburg Intelligencer recently jump
ed from the cnce-osride of which II has been for
the last or three years-into the Jackson pas
ture The proXimato cause ofths desertion Of ncu-
tral for b'lserent position IS supposed to be the
recent establishment of whole-hog Jackson paper
IN that town. Tho Intcligcncer feels the awkward
ness Of It's dilemma and we do not therefore wish
increase its agones by putting ii to tho trouble of
making father explanations. We would advise
the Editors to submit, to the jecrings of its antago-
nists, with compaccncy.-l, is one of those eases
in which the old age is peculiarly applicable
q the more You stir" &c-,he lntciagencer may
rccoect the rest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

p The ingenuity of the Universal Yankee
nation has long since passed into proyerb. We
donot know whether they have yet succeeded in ex
tracing sunheams from cucumbers, or in invcntng
cucumber the fnny tribe of the bones which are
so inconvenient sometimes to a hungry man
but we find that they have done that which
we should have imagined to be almost as difficult
The Salem Gazette informs US that HaeA eXract'd
from Potatoes, was lately exhibited u, Berkshire, IN
Massachusetts The process is not mentioned
whether it was effected by the agency Offices Or Of
men.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

A premonitory Symptom (rom Nop York =
q Coming events cast their shadows before it is
sud, and we hope it may prove true with regard
tn, New York elections We learn from Alba
ny, the seat of the Van Buren, Regency, that the
party on whose banner is inscribed, Pndtic Oft
III, Sp0ils Of victory" was signally defeated in
their charter elections. The National Republicans
succeeded in four of the wards, eecting 6 out of 20
councilmen-and showing an increase in the
strength ofthe party of nearly sir hundred cotes,
since the last election New York is safe !
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PAINTS u DA E-STUFFS


White Lead dry Turkey lmbcr
do nOh Gum copal
Red Lead Spls T1rponlme
Black do in powder Gopal Vanish
Spanish Brown japan do
Venetian Rod Black do
Yellow OChrc ,nld fcai
Chrome Yellow Silver ao
Slime 0chre pnn,ee Sion:
I.ithasge tea Ghslk
Pnlsslan Bluc Chrome Green
Chinese Vcrnilion Pam, Brushes AS d &c'
Vudigrs Madden
Terra d. Sienna Glde
Drop Lake Goppefos
Lamp Black Haywood
Linsccd OH fa5lic
Indigo GanWped
Rotten Stone Oi Of Vinl1
ivory Black White Chalk
Rose Pink Lamp Oil, &c. &c
Spanish White
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COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

73Me People Of Bcdjord County.
The people of Bedford county, friendly to the
cause ofColonizaIon, are informed that Il meeting
WI! be held at Calvary meeting house (lbopN 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

SAC IF DAin21ept L0Wds.-By change in the
law, relative to Lands returned delinquent for the
non payment of taxes, it is made the duty of the
Sherltfs of The several counties, instead of return
ing their p1opri3tors insoiveni as heretofore,
to sell the lands, as the taxes become due In pur-
suoncc OF this chang observe TINT sales are al
ready advertised by the Sherid'5 of this ami some
Of the neighborlng counties. We mention the fact.
in order to apprise those who may have overlooked
it, that they may save themselves trouble aud eI
pcnsc by settling before the day ofsale.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

crop&-The Lexington (Va) IntcIligcncer, OF
sept % informs US that the CON crops in Wythe
and Montgomery, and other adjoining counties,
are generally very Indifferent. Some of'hem are
SO unpronsing that it is feared they will not yield
enough seed tor the next years crop.
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81

N0r0r9 and Pc.,lg7. Pm TIlc8 Gr7d00'- ',Ia8-
Sos, shop Furniture, Water Colours, Scales ood
Weights, spauloa Vai3, Candies, Almonds, Raj
SINS, Smoking and Chewing Tobaeco Tarers,
Cork Wood, Sormose. snsaparla and GlnSc'
Rccr pnMdcIs Glnzlnrs nIamonis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

,.,;s,o,ts for Liborid.-By letter from the
Rev. Mir. Gimley, t9ecr'tary OF the Colonization
socistv, to William NJ. Rives, Esq. of this plaee
,,,o l., that the ship Jupiter will be at Norfolk a
sao, the 18th of this month for the purpose OF re
win, and conveying Emjgrants TO Liberia
,onld there be any free persons oleolor, oil respect
.,l, character, or ,nanumtted slaves IN this sec
.;oo Of country, who wish to avail themselves OF
,bis opportunity they requested to report them
10. immediately to some one of the Boarl OF
Managers oflhe Lynchburg Auxiliary Society, IN
,,,.ler that the necessary arrangements may be
made.-ltmay be well to add, in the words oil MI.
6,.loy ,hnt this is the most favorable season Tor
emigrants from the upper country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

Gsorsio-At meeting held IN Richmond coun-
ty, Georgia some weeks ago, committee was
appointed to ascertain the sentiments Of the eand.
dates for Congress, on the subject of Notification
We have selected for publication tbs morning,
from the answers ofthcse gentlemen, the eloquent
and forcble reply Of Mr. Wilde We have not room
even for extracts from the others: The Augusta
Courier however, thus cassfes them,
Soand-Jas VI. Wayne, Il. H. Wide, William
Sehley Geo W. Owens, Geo L Gihner, Jas {
Terrell, G. T.. Haynes, john Coffee, II Branham.
Thomas W. HAMS, Daniel w. S,ewnt. James g
Watson.
NaAfers-A, 5. Clayton d. Newman
Doabtfli-H. l. Gamble, Thas. + Foster.
tegg Daubiiat-S caborn Jones.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

. When men of inflmy 10 grandeur soar,
q They light torch to show their shame the more =
W. rccomm' nj Ibc above couplet to the serious
reflection of Gen Jackson's Kitchen Cabinet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

3 W1lece.ycd, by Tue ;ast NAL copy Of tie
letter oi the existence OF which the public has been
recently apprzed written by john e Calhoun,
Esq to Gov Hamilton, of South Carolina. It will
make ahou, Il columns of papor--but we must
make room for i, well because Of the hig char
aetcr offs author, as because it may BE- supposed
10 contain the cloarest eluedaiion aud ablest defence
olthe hercsy of Modification when We shall be IL
yored with. We should be afraid oino mans ar
gnment in favor of this hcresy, though he had the
persuasive eloqucnce Of Bea himself Until 1t
can be demonstrated that one is a greater number
than twenty -three-th,t IN means oai-and
that the Union can be dissolved, aud tie Federal
Government in fiji vigor Al the same time--it an
never be shown that Modification is any mass a
tiellai than 1t is npeaceable and constitutional
remedy for aggricyed States
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

= We solicit the attention Of our readers 10 the
admirable letter of Richard Henry Wilde, Esq one
Of the Georgia representatives, IN Congress, on the
sobjec, Of Notification. 1t is document rs full
# eoqnence as 1ip~triotism, and creaitable 10
the heart as to the headot It's author No man WHO
feels any interest in the momen'ous subject II DIS
onsses can lay it down, after he peruses the first
twenty lines, until he finishes it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

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am has had the disease aboard lie shai. cause
the poat with all its Furniture together with l In.
eIeansed, before they shall be perh'tted 10 enter
the town.
!, Tia, Dotts. Brooks and Payne, now N Rich
uoa5 he requested to visit the Hospitals and other
pases, with WV to investigate the character oil
The prevailing Epidemic, report 10 TINS board aiie
result OF their inquiries. with every othef iniof-
nation touching the same that tney may oetfh III
,arss,ing SMITuSON Ii. DAVIS, PfesL
f. Fletcher, Sec'y