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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04
u sena.ae lrOm sou.h oasp,lua,e ne re,

wards tia senasQs irOm sou.h Caggiiua,e ne re,
marked
They had entered public liGa, both young men,
arden, and jealous, some twenty Yeas aso, when
theY had arranged themselves On opposite sides.
Ar. Calhoun explained that lie had Desired to
say, tbat all the differences between thru bad aai
farmiy brcn generous differences, and had never
disturbed thcir private Friendship.
Mr.. Webster, admitting this To be t,ua. stated.
that be ILL deeper rcgrct that tic Senator from
South CAROLYN, should have imputed 10 hun a de.
sire tn win favor IA a certain qualler.
7 MIR Calhoun lain explained, lint he hal used
very strong qualifications IN his language, aud Ger
tsiniy had not imputed such motives.
Mr.. Webstc, wcot IN TO deny that he was actu-
ated by any new born zeal IN tayor Of this admins.
tittion, or that he had, n any way, altered his
views concerning g.
The Senator FROM South Carolina had SAID, that
be was on the side of liberty, and TINT he MIR. w )
was on the side OF power. II he tNr. W were
to say thu. he was on the sldo Of liberty and the
! Gentleman On the side of power, II would not be
more inaccessible or prot thai The other. lie
thought that the gentleman lion, South '9i9ilna
was ON the side Of power, for he stood Up ior the
power ola minority to rule a majority, Tor lhe dan.
yesous power Of setting up the voice 81 a SINGLE
State to say to all the other States, take the law
from ON mouth. lfthis was Il mere league b.
tween sovereign States, II could not be broken, and
there was 40 appeal but to the sword. In refer
ence To the particular population OF the South, no
Northern gentleman desired 10 produce any evil.
Mr.. Calhoun SAID he believed that there WAS nc
intention IN the North TO disturb tbs property, but
such was the inevitable current of things.
Mr.. Webs,er referred to the influence of that pro.
pcrtyo on the representation oflie South IN Con.
gross, aud stated that with the exception Of some
fanatics aud vlsIona,ies, the feeling On this suhlec,
IN the North was precisely what the Senator and
his friends could want"
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N0ElGlt.

HAVE sold out my entire stock of Dry Goods
u. Groceries. &c. 10 Messrg. Nowlin, Hunt aud
I~Icrndon, aud shall discontinue business IN tins
place.
70 my friends md customers, who have so kind
ly favored me with then dealings heretofore, ] beg
l." assure them of my most grateful thanks, aud res
%pec,fnIly invite them To continue their dealings
with my Immediate eueceasors, Messrs. NowlW,
Hunt AMI Tlcfn1on, in whose correctness aud libo-
rnlty I have the utmost confidence
Persons indebted 10 me will very much obisc
then humble servant by making immediate pay
ucni Of all accpnnis aud notes now due and
those whose accounts are not due, al please call
and give then bonds All claims against Ino |
wish presented for payment. ! shnll keep my OF
icr nj my old stond LORENZO NORVElL.
March 2l
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NOTICE..
vENnE undersigned having formed = 20 p

VENTlE undersigned having formed = 20 partner
u ship under the style of Nonl,n mint amt
Hrfndon, md having purchased gu, the entire stock
Of Io,cnzo Notvell, 1.sq in this place, will carry
on, in the house lately occupied by him, u urge dry
goods bnslnoHs. Then aBsorinen n, ~ now very gen
cral, and IN a tew weeks will he added 10 extensive
ly, by purchases from, The North.
The late us,ome Of Nh. Norycll, together with
our friends aud the public generally, nro respect
fully rrqucs,ed 10 call upon us.-We promise them
rs good bargains "a can be had IN tins place. Our
assortment at all times shall be such as 10 suit all
claasrs "fdcalets, wholesale or retail.
One branch Of our transactions will be TIM, Of u
general Commission business We will ut,cnd
particularly To the roee sing and forwarding OF good
ns well u to the snloB ofnll soits oi produce. W.
bayc room ior storage, &c.
SAMUEL E0WLtN
BE9JANlE HUNT,
DAVID lIERNDDN
March, 4. II
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REVENUE COLLECTION BILL.

- REVENUE COLLECTION BILL.
On foteday last, in the Il. of Representa- tiyes,
after the passage Of Mr.. Gays bill for the modi-
feation ofthe far", the House took up the bAl to
roylde the collection of duties ON iuaports-eom-
molly called the Force Bill-in relation 10 which
the follow ms proceedings, took plac.
Daniel now moved to lay the bill on the ia
ile, and demanded the yeas and nays ON that mo
lion. They were ordered by the House. He
however, consented 10 withdraw the motion at the
request Of Mr.. Arnold, who promised to renew the
SAM notion.
A1r. Arnold then said he should change his
course IA relation to this biil, ia consequence of the
House having passed. the bin reducing the Tariff.
Nj. A was Eoins into some rcm1lfs on the mock
cry of passing such "a bill nov, when he WI call
el 10 onict by the Char. Afrrtlying seveial M
tons, with the view OF naving IT in order 10 pio-
ceel IN his Remarks, Nj. ~. rclnquisdad his design,
aud, according to promise. moved 10 lay the b Il On
tie table.
The Yeas and Nays were demand j ON tbs mo.
ton, x h.mg ts,en, they s,oot is follows Yeas 81,
Nays l33.
So the House refuse TO lay The bill on Tie tU-
be.
M. y ,rl,s moved that the House now take 4
YES, unal e O'Clock and dem ttJedthe Yes and
VI. bit withdrew his ,nollan When
~. ,a.born tAlyod thc Plvsioq, Question ON
tha b4t.
Tho Chtir WAS os.eriaiains whether the motion
was seconded, when
NJ. Alett4i rose ami asked leave to address an
appeal l. ,le House.
TIN SPEAKER was prooeedjng in the count, when
Mr.. Aitp ~; insist Il on u .lo& hfaf1. -
Great confusion a,o,o buj un,lst cries Of /" ar
der an ! count" NJ. AIcl>> VOICE vi, leael.
saving that all hg ast.l uts ihr discussions, Il
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MIR. CALHOUN'S RESOLUTIONS

In the Senate, on Tuesday last, the resolutions
offered by Mr. Calhoun, some time sire. relative to
the character and powers of the federal govern.
ment, were taken up, when, after a shoit debate the,
were land ON the table, with an understanding that
they should not be called up again.
In the course of Mr. Calhonn's remarks on tho
occasion, he adycrtcd to illusions made ly the
Senator from Massachusetts, which he deemed per.
sonai to himself. He had given no provoca,ion for
such an attack, & he was at y loss to account for the
motives, which had induced the Senator from Massa-
schusetts to give a persona bearing to his observa-
lions. II he meant to advocate his cause by this
mode OF attack, he must be aware that he only be-
the weakness of that cause by a resort to
such weapons. Another motive might be attribu-
ted to the Senator from Massachusetts, although
he O. would not implte it; and that was, a
desire to P~ropttiate a hich quarter, to which a
more grateful offering could not be made than the
imhloiation of the individual who now addressed
the SENATE" To which Mr.. Webster replied
Alter disclaiming any feeling of unkindncss to-
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le'lly after dat intellectual onj naari wra'1
which $ tcher Than fiulas' MINI. 1t rs do his
O. and al room in odi"ls ,om atlsons vii be re-
moved, and with lletni all erannl for sectional ical-
ousy. Thou. we ahall become n It'd b. the ties
OF affection va wei As interest. AM eif I enislerocy
viii be l'oheA together l. beaas 81 IN ll,d.ssoIuble
chalnrlrr
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DESEGsri,TION.

'Hbt7Iui - ~ ,eapi,tpl boan nshogo0y co..
'o'' wan black leg tnnne aud tail, anL a ieiib h.
u coat 81 hat, aii /, sllews ls superior sioek--he
Is OF mnst commanding appearance. rus great
strength, mocil beaa., aud superior acton he u
full 10 hand inch nigh. aud Ia Thought by good
Judge, not inferior to any horse, having supctior
'zr, large bone aud vel museled.-lhs season
ha' already Commenced.
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ORRIS-TOOTH A

IN eGettual aud piensant 1rm6dg for discussed
Teen, Spongy Gum;, and anPieofant odo"r 1
The Brcnh.
rHNfIE valuable and highly respectable recon-
- nrndniion obialhed from Iaysteian' md
Dcnti:s, the most eminent II their profession, is
"A sufficient guarantee Of the inestimablo worth o.
the above named article. Ihia Wpsh being COM
posed entirely Of vegetable substances, the public
nav be assntcd TINT there IS nothing IN its compo.
siu0n which can IN my WY iujnrc or prove dele
ferrous 10 The Teeth III Gums. II - lesigncd to be
used wth bush, and will lie found much prefer
able to a powder keeping the 1fe'h clean aud
white, a. preventing the wearing away of the
Gums from the Teeth.
It's particularly serYlecable in cases Of Sponry
Gums, restoring them 10 a sound and healthy STATE.
and causing them 10 contract funny around The
Teeth. H. painful affections arising from expo
sure to cold, II viii be found highly beneficial 1t
has beer found very useful to apply this Wash
Vt night just before refining TO rest. THIS method
is recommended by Dentists, as, by 80 dong, oil
PARTICLES Of food which might accumulate during
The day, are removed, aud the mouth kept through
tic night in a clean, sreet and wtolt:5mc state.
Certificates Of recommendation from the follow
ing Medical gentlemen, accompanying each BOT
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OBITUARY..

DIED, on til 81 II II Tie III year Of her
! ssc, MIR. NANCY Z, i BRipGE.S. consort Of
Mr.. james Il. Bfilges Of Richmond, add only child
ofCo,. William CaIlawag II frnnklIn county.
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~ Somc ."tnerk has been excited by the fact,
that, on the final passage Of Inc mlsnamed Force
Bill, Mr.. TYLER was the only gentleman who yot'
I'd IL the negative. Tbs circumstance was owing
10 ~ = late hour Of the night at wIiel, the final ques-
ito, WA. taken. and to the fart that the opponen's
Of the lin Lr,w ,n,l ~ou.l piss 10y IN over.
whelmins majority. On HI. ia ~ u l"Ss'se
the atsen, opponents of The bill askeo Tor Jaw y
record their votes against it--bnt tins mat.si J.
iuir,ng the unanimous assent of the Senate, ana
objections being made, II wns moi, pressed.
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l. Ting III the suLscr,l,.rs Ia the Lynch.
"A burg Jocky Club, Is rcques,,s u. inc Frankli
iio'el on Wednesday evening nex, "a, o u clock L
organize and eject their Oficeis Gentlemen di
posed to subscribe to tho Club will please attenc.
March, II
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HIARRIAGE

MARRIED, On Monday tho e5ih inst. by the
Rev. William ). Reid. Mr. JOHN N. BATES, to
Mss MARrIIA AN. IRVINE, ell oil this
place.
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NOTICE.

x T tho last Boliosd Cout. ] qsa.. scd ~ sdm;H4
IA istfasos of sbs esssss sf Ephsaim B. KJe8. ~
persons having claims sgsinss said state. ere ~
qucstcd 10 forward them Immediately VI the sdnsspz
~i',ra,or, properly sosisnticased All PERSONS ~
ding any u said Riee's, deed. prope,sy of suy dss1
cription sse requested 70 lbrws,d thc sstae - the
sdn''n'sts'os ~ L'he,iy. The settlemsus q uss
estate will " made Immediately.
A. b. NICHOLS, A6m's.
of Ephsaim B. Ries.
Navch 2
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t.SoR7. Charles l.. Jordan and Matilda Id
Avn wife, Alexander Burton, Gustavus A. But
ton, John N. Burton, Christopher C. Burton. an
Elizabeth Burton, the last four Of whom are ID
ian,s under the age of 81 years, and who sue b
Alexander Burton, their next friend, and job
L.e0wich and William Lslwich, surviving Exect|
tors Of Co. Wm. Lcftwich, decd.
Plcaso take noA'ce.. that on the Goth, 9Th and psf
days of Mach, 1889, at The Bell Tavern in Liberty
We shall take suodry dcposi,ions,i to be read q
he trialof the suit of Jordan 4 81. against John n
Read g. al. now depending in the Circuit Supericl
court oflaw and ~chancery for the town Of Lynch
burg, and standing on a reference before Com'i
Benagh-and at 1.-THE Chancery OEcc in Lynch1
burg on the Both and 3lst days Of he same month
we shall take sundry other afidavits or deposition3
and all to be read on the trial Of the said cause a
" Jordan ys. Read, v when and where attend. +
John r. ". Read,
Rote5t Rose, \
I'm. GrscB,
s. Read q. Co.
Anderson G Fdriss.
James Mitchell.
Deatsmsn Hl,s.
George .Ierren.
S'sSsn b. Nitstsv
Be4'os4 cdnafyaa<s-:a 4. lessa. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04
EDUCATION.

VuNflE summer session ufihe snAsefiher's School
u viii begin on Monday The hist dey Of April.
lie promises nothing but the diIisent application
Of hs best efforts, ir tho improvement OF those
committed To his care. WM. :. REID.
March ITS
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EDUCATION.

HE Sprtng ami summer Session oftna SIT
- subse'iberh schooi " III conmence on Nonds
the 1h day OF Mnrei, and continue un,,ith 500
Jay ct JAZZ ensuing I4tioa as AeSefeJoie.
AL Sud MS enteled at h commencement, or q
ANY bubieqient d. 81 liie session, viii b. coakia
o1ed ~ entered untii me end, unioss otherwise sps
clfled. JOHN. q. REID.
N B-i he morals 9t tiose comtai,,ed 10 I'D
care OF The snnsel IL, vi be strictly attended ID
as lar as tneir doIottlnett comes u,der his c~l
eye.
lI'hose branches OF seionce which conducc 1
future usefulness, and whieh are Indispensable Il
every rclation OF lie, are taught IN this scfoo'
Fomllint explanations OF difficulties arising in lid
course Of study, suited 10 The capacities OF all tlaa
seS Of learners, will alrays be given. J. C. X.
Feb 4. w4wif.
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NInrch 4

I NTnfrN J I'M
las, ana CONSIDERATIONS. winch | Wuutd plnoly not
pee hero IN support Of tbese opinions, bat ! am
bmpc'lrlto deeigt from the further prosecution Of
ATS topic ot the present tines | hasten 20 oner in
2u.}us,ou some bfirfnnd desnItofy ste %sestlons up
h the alarming e~riafs, into winch ON e%ae@nmcnt
as been unlarpilY betrayed BY the recent move
oouts ~ South Carolina.
| fcnr me mnelf. TINT these unfortunate diheron
ca have main'f arisen from The seiaah ambition OF
rrfuI and wiek#d aspifaet9 h political power
Why ,lsc have such 8yaleaiatle eilofts been u'cd,
nd 'hc lurcs Of s%peaiaus s|aPiistry tlto~h out, 10
tine people Of this state into 1 heilei ihat the
ate modification of,he Imltl did not aneiofo,o It's
ueratron ? Nh1e hope WI frtah IN the hearts
f ALI thot this d.stfaetine policy would be eradu
lly ior.ok,uhp toosfsss, Why tlua unusunl ava
iuy lout VnIoat consultation with those who,
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anl investing him With extraordinary powers. W
were satisfied, however, that NIL ,hese con.sctdrcs
were unfoundcd because ne,.aet eflhein lle ehatae-
ter istic IN! Clay but are, 81 tie can~irsry,iiieet
y adverse to his fearless anu fnaenaniaous ehatac-
ter and we are glad 10 be enabled II say that ctr
opinion WAS not unfounded In tie eoafse Of =
lew remarks, in the Senate, ON the eist t,brua
y, Nj Clay remarked, that Il he had been twice
compelled to absent himself from the Senate in the
evening ard las, night. he was prevented from
giving the vote, which he would have given with
pleasure, IN favor OF the bill, (pro,iding ior the
collection of the revenue IN certain cases, !" which
had then been passed. This candid avowal will
Of course silence the uugenerous and unjust con
lectures which had already began 10 be circulated
ON the subject.
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To the friends Of the Turf y Blood,
cd Horses.

4 HAVING been ntumatcd 10 the sul,geriber that
= 1t would be gfatfy m 10 msny 10 have an o..
porlun'ty to sen the imported nnl high bird house
YOUNG TRuFFIEi, Ia neeebnnadllo such, |
hereby inform them that | will ,l,w hun at the
Franklin Hotel in I.ynehbn, On tie illh aud
l2,h March, 1893. - :. W WAGER, for
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04

M Raniaiph The Washiaslon correspon'
dent OF the N, Y. Journal cfCot.merco informs US
that " Mr.. John Randolph is IN the cI,,' an hos
PIT up AT McCarty's Mansion Hotel. lie ms
with him horses enough to start mn express a pnck
OF hounds, and dogs OF all sort, aud n ret'nuc of ne
groes, with Juba at their head The Alexandra
Gazette says" We have already an abundance Of
anecdotes relative to Nit I,endolpl'e eeecn,rieities
al Washington. They aay ic Is pretty nearly
as bad AZ when he was IN Russia p-lliaA friends
have much 10 answer for, 10 then conscicnccs. 70,
lhus r%lungins MIR. II. into the temptations and
exposures of a olty life.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04

Singular Ide-The Albany Journal states,
that OF the persons who crossed INTO Cnnsln with
Morgan, (lhc man who was abduced by the ma
il IS supposed was murdered by them, ihounl
his fate IS yc, involved in mystery only ono SUI.
vives-and narratos, ns remarkable The fate OF the
others. " Mr.. Hague, who was IN The boat hold.
ing a loaded pistol at Morgun's breast, died Of a
cancer. Col. King died suddenly, upon h%cfrins
that Eli Bruce had gwen testimony, IN which he
was implicated. Elisha Adams died suddenly
from an opopIcciic stroke. Bruce died of Cholera
And Garslde was killed by a fall from a hose
Burage Smith, who went with Morgan to tic fosl
but who did not cross the river, died Of yellow fc.
yer at New Orleans" THIS Is certainly a sinsu-
lar combination Of accidents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04

Antt- Corset Soeielcs-It IS estimated, in the
Temperance Statistics, HAT 5000 persons MN.
ally fall victims, in the United Stntcs, 10 the cx.
cessivc use of the 3" inordiaate cup - DR.. Mus
soy, Of whom or of his Whereabouts VIC know no.
thing, states that " greater numbers annually die
among the female sex by thc use cfthe corset, than
are destroyed among the other sex by the use Of
splrituous liquors in the same time - We would
therefore suggest the cxpedicncy of establishing
Anti. Corset Societies
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The thorough bred Horse

W siann ihe onsu pg srason, q days out IL
o at my stable, in Brdi.rd county. Q miies
IVES, Of New Londsn, on Tho Turnpike Rad. AID
The other three in nine nj Col. Etxlers Tavern. -
lyo.hburg. and will be lett mares vi the Itice Of
$50 the season, which may b. discharged by tbs
pay meni OF SO. II paid by the 10Th day Of Jaly at
which time the season " III espire-El5 To az
sure n mare ~ be Ia ioai, 10 he paid rs soon ~ tbo
mare Is ascr,ie,ned 10 be in toHi, or parted with
~ ccnis 10 the groom for each mare. 10 DO pad ~
soon ne the mare /, .oyered.-Any gentleman pa :
ing q mares. shali DO charged with o only. ! havs
sicnsi'c lastofea. well "atercd, gratis for marss
rom " dis'nnee they can also bs ted With grain.
W the boshri, OF u, - cents yes day, " required
l'rdgc ny ssti that mares snsirusted 10 my Gaze
shall bu we'll aitenaad 10, and latter m, self they
w'l be ieia,u,i 40 t41o,s ownors IN good condition
An care Nil b taken 10 pr. vent accidents OF
e.o"p =, but no = I%pnsib,liy for aoy that may
hRpptH,
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~ The Charleston Patriot, in allnsion to the
rumors of conaic, between the Null,fyers and
Union party in Barnwoll district, s. c. informs Us
TINT the facts were much exaggerated and adds
- q personal dispute, we understand, arose be
tween parties, which lei to the use Of deadly wea
nons, and a severe wound wns inflicted on one Of
N, DIS, >%"tants, but not leading TO f,lal conscquon.
ccs."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04

~ We refer Correspondents to the 6rs, page
The Temperance Speech of Mr.. Dabney, n, Camp.
bell court house--ttic proceedings of a meeting, com
pIiaeutary 10 Mr. Clay, recently held at Danville
the address Of Cows to the people OF Amherst
and the Reply Of Madam Fashion to Miss Sally
Foot r~ro'est-w3l ailbs fo,nd there, un Ter the
q Lt..nr.ln ~ -.I -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04

zJ George Loyal, Esq is announced a can
didate to represent the Norfolk district IN the mex
Congress of the United States. The venerable
Thomas Ncw,on is the present representative.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04
NEW PAPER N RICHMOND.

Dor tow nsnan, Whitman NJ Riscs, Esq has ls-
sued Proposals, for publishing anew paper in
Richmond (sem, weekly, oscep, during tho session
of the Legislature. wien II will be published three
times u week, AT s. per ennum 10 he called
" TIE IL publican Bdnnr.' We shall publish
The Prospectus IN our neat In The mean time, We
hcspcok for II the support of all tlose Who are op-
lay the axe atthe root of our Federal Union, auJ
who ao sensible ofthe vital necessity Of having,
at the Metropolis, a piper 10 sustain their views
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04

E'r The public bnye been eerserly looking ror
the speeches of Messrs. R,ses, Calhoun and Web
stcr Oh the Revenue Collection Bill, aud begin to
manifest ZONE %chnstin at tlelr l1on-appearonce
The National lntelligenetr remarks, lint the
friends of thrsc gentlemen were 50 desrons 10 hive
perfect reports of lhose Speeches, tia, NC have
been obliged to defer the publication ofthem until
they could undergo revision, which has not yet
been practicable owing 10 the constantly labo-
rlous sittings of the Senute
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04

t-r The potent eoiec Of the gIeat county OF
Carolina doctrine OF Nallio1lloa, X solved
tsay the 90 voters Of tlat exclusive pea patch.
" that we will AID her II necessary. 10 the las, OK
Iremity, In the cause she has so uolly espo,lscl -
ihis is smphateally, n g drop ia the bucket"
arms, enrol himself under the Palmetto nag, there
would hardly be enough for a captain command
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04

An eGeetual aud pleasant ,,medg for d'scase'
Teeth, Spongy Gnms, and aapieofant odo@r a
The BYcnih.
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VOL. xi.~-nt). ~.

IN opposition 10 Gen Griffin Col Joseph Gre
5hnm Is lie ron N iendlc,on bnd Grekasslie, IN
opposition 20 MIR. Davis Col Griffin, II is ba.ies
Cd, VIII bcrih in Edeefed and Ahbayille 80 OPP
position 10 Mf McDuffe. Genefal Blair, Col
dayton and Mr. MifetsH, MI be run IN their r.
sPec,ife Congressional Districts by Tho Union Pr
y Tbs arrangements gas made under the IN.
PRESTON that the election take place m Jan
nary or February. The interests Of pulfldca,idD,
however. have rcqprcdifs postponement till the
6fs, Monday 10 September next
FleGiresnYie MonniaineeF represents The pao.
Rle ot Gfecutc, as ready ~ marsl at minutes
0Hums. indacnes Of hat Government which
they haw SEQ tbrfa il an attempt to destroy and
n md want beyond measure Al the procec-
dnes ola FACTION in South Carolina, who
have been styling liiemstlvcstte Sa,s--.assuminc
the authority Of q lFSpOT, and speaking inih
language DIN MASTER II adds ,lnt nay
VINO iase hitherto bepu ac;ing With ,le nuIlilefg,
are un@ ready for nrg currently IN defence OF
ii it Union and civil Liberty AMI tina, :. no
Union man n thu district. and very few mIiifars,
would shoulder nio'ke; and hight ag,inst the star
Spuelaf Banera
y lab's Mct-aso Of the friends Of the Union 81
feauldf Liberty -lhc eaemles of civil war, revn.
lnfoa. disumeb and pfoscrpfidu--the opponents
Of nulaaealiea lrmaskad, with IL tfst oah and
.'au "a. eesuoa is bt ldIl q, Greens,ls, ou
saHod IL ia January