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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-13

mere SEM, j nave cOnvefSed with Il. Il
Murser, the friend Of o. II. Smitk, and h
acknowledges that Gen. M'Carty, on thu
day Hull speaks Of, said nothing like hi.
wishing the party line to Be drarn, bu
ahe rererse. think 1t expedIent that a
reply should be made TO Hull by one Of
M'Carty's friends, and let the certificates
obtained follow the reply. Was l able
let 1t appear over my own signature
Hull should be made read the slanderers
doom. Yours in haste,
JOHN TREADWAY.
Tho foregoing letter is from Judge
Treadway, one Of the most respectable
citizens Of Fayette county, a gentleman
Of undoubted veracity.
Fayette county, July 9Th, 1893.
We do hereby certify, that we were
present and heard the greater part OF
Gen. M'Carty's speech, recently deliver
ed at the store Of E. B. Woodson, in Po-
sey township, and can truly say that we
heard nothing from him calculated IN our
opinions to arouse party spirit in relation
to the long agltated political question,
and though our sentiments do not accord
with his in the most prominent political
subjects, yet III justice to Gen. M'Carty
We must saw, that we considered he mani
tested due respect to the Clay party.
EDMUND B. WOODSON.
THOMAS X STILES,
WILLIAM LEAklN.
This certificate Gen M'Carty is in
debted Tor to high minded honorable men
Of what once composed the CLAY psrty.
Fayeftc county, july S, 1892.
We whose names are undersigned feel
ourselves in duty bound to inform the pub
lie, that we were present at the store Of
E. B. WOodson, in Posey township, on the
18th June last, when Gen. M'Carty made
his speech, and can truly say that we
heard nothing from him calculated IN our
opinions to arouse party feelings in reia-
ton to the long ag,tated political ques-
ton, bot to The reverse; as he said there
was no principle involved to justify the
people in drawing the party line upon
candidates at this time, as that question
was already decided, and ought to be pat
to rest. Given under our hands, this day
avove written.
John Treadway, John Loden, William
Young, John Norcross, Lawrence GAVIN,
Robert Levall, Harrison Shortsidge, JAS
Loden, John Heck, John Legg, James
Tyner, Ovid Parker.
The gentlemen signing the above GER
tificate are all men If Responsibility, their
names carry conviction to what they GER
tiff to.
As said before Hull was present and
he iri M'Carty's speech, he is therefore
scithost ercuse. Broad as is the mantle
of charity it leaves Hull naked. No pal
liatiDs circumstances appear or can ap
pear. Hull is unequivocaliy conricted Of
mo,icioMsly stating Ito injure M'Cartv)
that ,,hich Hull kne'p ,cns false. Let hin:
then read the ..sIanderer's DOOM" Hull
among the vilest - vi!e-he is Slander-
Or. X.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-13
TAKEN UP.

by Benjamin G. Moore. of Wayne town
ship, Wayne county, Indiana, dark
bay horse, blaze face tie II hind foot white
to the pastern joint. fourteen and haif
hands high, supposed TO be Jour years old.
Appraised to forty dollars by l.. Burk and
G.. Holman. Certified By
JOHN BRADY, p.
June Goth, 1893.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-13

An old women died recently In Eng
land, leaving $50 descendants, NOR
than 200 of whom attended her finer
al
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-13

neral Post C,aice as
Moore W =
Moore Benaiah
Naming Margaret
Maur Henry
Maiiery Ju>iah VI.
Medeatis Polly
Miller Lewis
Mannis Lawrence
Morrow Levi
Madison Chanins
M:i!iaan Elihu
Miller Sarah
Morris Margaret
Me...diln Andrew
Mason Stephen
McCowsey ID
Mabury Cornelius
N-NiXon Samuel
Norman William
Nichols JOSEPH.
Nicholson John
O-Orsborn DANE!
P--i'eel Mark
Porch Michael
Park Harvey
Pralcr iienry
Po,t, John or Eprs
.lc..ard
Page John
R-R ussel David
Ryan john
Kool,erds NJ Mss
Rulon Ep',ralm
Kawsoa Silas >
Reid .Aiexander
S--Spiv. john
Stuart &c
Swain Micaae!
Scliies Charles
Swain JOB
stephens J'ssc
Scantiia Samue. ,
Starbuck L IL
Stanton Peter
ShotwelI John s
Swain Edwin "
S>ipPeth Benjamin
Starbuck Az
Starr Esther
Skipworth Joseph
Shlnn Israel
Strawbridge Mans
T-Tearri!l lsom
'Trimblc Daniel
Talbot John NJ
Thompson john
Ticc J and ID
W-Whecler NJ
Wilson Joseph r
Williams Samuel
Willis Jesse ESq
W asson I.emuel
w ade John
Weaver Philip 9
VIII on William
Wilson Samuel
TEL REID, T.. M.
h, 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-13

Physicians and Country Merchants can be
supplied on as good terms as they can oe
had west of the mountains. with the best Of
articles. IRWIN REED.
\. b. The subscriber having an acquain-
lance In the east which will enable him to
buy on such terms as to compete with si!ni-
lar establishments III Cincinnati, iatters
himself, that he viii receive general pat
ronage.
Any orders that may be sent from dis
lance will be punctually attended to.
july II, 1888. u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-13


day of June 1888
Before the LIST dav
be sent to the q
dead letters.
A.-Akia VIM.
-Adtileman VIM.
Anniield Sillsnan
Arnold EaoCh
Andrew William
Austin Eb or Nn
B-Dlsfiop John :
Brown Vim ESQ
Burgess Sanlue! .
Berry Joseph
Bailenger j :
Brown L Esq
Bornor Abigail
Bowman Natil'i
Beck Samuel
Bunker Abraham
Bliss Henry Esq.
Bond A,nasa
|C-Clarn Francis
|Craw ford u w
C oleman Elias
Carpenter i,Zra
Cox " lillian,
Graft John
Clark John
Craft timothy
Grim Peter
Calhoun " ill.am
|D--I)unham 4 +
'ip.lvls William
dennis Benjamin
Davis J ,sepn
Dean Alexander
.-I.astol, Joan
Ellis James
i-farre.is Sam
L en,.er II .IarkeI
freeman Thomas
fiaz,er john
riI,ley John
G-Gsay Sampso
.uy lAit xander l.
Gorden Jefferson
Gilmore 81 A
fl--:lunt ...r2
Hooper Miles
hunter Benz \
HUFF Christie
,iorner Robert
tfa,nnloa J ohm
terred David
:Iinsl!aw Seth
Howell Needham
i-.redell VIM
J-Jourden Jesse
Jarvis L ;
Jefferson lillian
Johnson Rachel
Jarvis James
liking Dean
kems Michael
King James NJ
L--L.ewis VIM
Lexington Abram
Lee Nathan
M-M,tchel Dayi
DAl
Richmo nd, July {
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-13

II AS permanently located in Richmond
- Indiana, and will attend 10 all calls
in his profession. Of.ice on Main street.
nearly opposite to the National Hotel
May 25th, 1888. %
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-13
ANNUAL ELECTION.

ANNUAL ELECTION.
For Congress II. SMITH,
MCARTY.
For the Legislatme.-A. THORNBER.
R1,-HENRY HOOVER-ABNER NJ
BR ADBERRy.-Z. W. PENDLETON
j. MARTlN.-WM. STEEI.E.-JOHN
ERWIN. JONES'. PIERCE
ABEL LOK4I
For Coroner O'EAKHA.
WILLIAM ELDRIHGE
Commi sioner.-PHlI SAVT.f.E
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-13

AVE on hand, general assortment Of
Il SADDLERY which they viii sell
loss for cash, or exchange for the following
articles of country produce: Wheat, Corn.
sacon, Beeswax, Flax aud Tow Linen,
Liosev, &c. &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-13

lF almost any kind will be taken Or
- subscription to the Palladium.
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Isl OF L..iii.A:S

Remaining IN the Pos, Office a, Rich
moaJ Wayne County indiana Old the :sO,s.
day of June 1888 which ii not taaea on,
before the LIST dav ii October next, vii /,
be sent to the General Post Office a.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-13
New ESta bliSh sMent.
\ general assortment oil
- Drugs, Medicines,

- CHEMICALS. &C.
Z just received and for sale op-
pusite Blanchard & =. errick s
80 store Main street, Richmond
Indiana
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02
ELECTJON3IN VIRGINIA.

We have received sufficient returns TO enable US
TO say with certainty that the fllowing gentlemen
are elected to the next Congress: Hta Of he
Ridge John II. Ful'on,' Samuel McD Moore
J. H. Bealc,' Edward Lucas, jr.' John J. Allen'
The Kanawha and Monongalia districts to be
heard from -Eoa efAe Ridge; Andrew Steven
son, William S. Archer, WIN. Gordon, Jos. w
Chinn, Charles F. Mercer, John Y. Mason, George
Loya!l,' james H. Gholsoa,' John Randolph
Thomas Davenport VIM. p. Teylor,' John NJ
Patton, Nathaniel II. Claiborne. The Accomac
district, in which there is close contest between
Messrs. Coke and Wise, to be heard from Those
marked with an asterisk (') are new members.
The nam1s above enumerated, We sheul Il
classify Nufyers 3 Secc1ers 8 opposed to
Notification and Secession 10, OF the three Dis
trcts TO be heard from, two will certainly return
members opposed to both hcresies, and in the third
the contest is between Nufyer and moderate
Seccder-so that, if the Congressional, election be
the test of public sentiment in this State, i, is de
cidedly agans, Disum'on, come it III what shape
IT may. Ii may be added that his Dis,ric, will be
represented by Scceder but he owes his sue
cess, not to the popularity of his doctrine, but to
the fact that there was no opposing candidate Of
diverse views. We have heard the same remark
made of the adjoining distrlc, of amherst, now rep.
resented by Gen. Gordon.
With regard TO the State Legislature, we have
no means Of asceriaining correctly the sentiments
Of many of the returned members. But we think
we hazard nothing in saying that they will next
" inter take decided stand by decisive majority,
in favor Of the Union Of the States and agains, all
schemes which, whatever plausible shapes they
may assume, have but one object in vi ", the for
nation ola Southern Ccnfederacy, for the benefit Of
john G.. Calhoun IL Co.
We shall again advert 70 this sublec, when COM
plctc returns shall have been receive!
" Nicholas P. Trist, Esq Of Virginia has
tnen appon.a by the Pres ldent Consul Of the
United States, al Havana, in tire ptuce .! VIII
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02
TO TIE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF
LYNCHB URd.
The French Language.

MIR. G. NANCREDE, from philadelphia.
I'd New York and orig innlly fom the city OF
Pairs respectfully begs leave 10 inform the Ladies'
mud Gentl,inen OF Lynchburg, that, yielding 10 the
solicitations ofseveruI friends. he proposes opening
on or about the 9th Of this month, a EfeAct las
Ter gcnttmcn
He would bcg lcnve to observe tina, the method
lac has adopted IL both simple and plain, and con
sequen,y rapid, easy and eorreet, The pnTd hang
led 10 pronounce and sraet'ee the language JTom
he fra lesson, aud requiring but hiilo study, ind
ONE norm three times week
Ladies and Young Misses, dosirons Of acquiring
nm easy md correc, knowledge Of this eegan, aud
useful accomplishment vii! be 1oaifcd upon al
thar own dweitngs.
MI n. will also give private lessons "a thcs'
gentlemen whose nvoca,'ons preclude the possib IL
ity of their joining a class.
A line addressed 10 Mr.. Hnncrodc and left al the
Store of DR.. lilo vel Davies, Will NEE. witt 4mms..
dne and promp, attention.
We, pupils OF MT Nanercdc, nrc hi div
pleased wllh his method of teaching the French
tongue, it being simple and easy az well ,.ulcua
ted, as far we are capable ofjm'sing, n enable
US to no quirc speedy knowledge of ma, useful
language. H. u SHELTON,
I. D. McHCURE."
Monsieur C. Nancrcde Us 7 h., incur d. aver,ir
Me ,sicuis les ctoyens, DC "a vi g De Lynchburg
que persuade par les crnseils ), les avis dc plu.
ri &c amis ' cnten GERS e G de &C mo s,
ouvrm une c'aSsc L. anco'n.
Sa rnethode css rarfu'eneni simple aise, ct ne
demande que pa de temps l'eooier Giant obigc
de p,ononecr tide fase u,age de Ia L4ngnc, des
la premiere L,eon.
Ccs dcU .oisclies GU, vaudreiert ben cquetir
cette Lar que, recevront lcur Lccons chcz elles.
Nav Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02

nEsT and common Lamp Oitsrs
- Best Sweet OIL in barrels, by bsskss aed On

- Best Sweet OIL in barrels, by bsskss asdsm
Gle bottle
Bes, Tanners Oil
Musical Instr imen,s, verious kind5 -
Violin, t'ui,nr. Duccmorc, &c. Strings
Beads ofersy Kind, Musie paper
,aPfrtot md other Srgofs, sfeai variety
Coping cases, Fancy striped visIs
Fancy nh Turrentue sonp,
Refined Gampbor Oil Peppermint,
camrhora,ej and Oxigena,ed soaps, new aF'scves|
GAO dc Of ,.Hs' or bleaching Sails, by poss@ 0s
bafee!
cider Vinegar Rice, Starch and Family Melss-l
81
Druggists Shop Furuitare
Pants, Dry and in Oh. Linseed OIL
Dye Stnds. Brushes aud Boz Strings
| Match l.. ghs. IN Pewter bosca with Matches
Guns and Pistols, scissors, Pen aud Pocket knives.
Dirkg and Taruiihcs
Madeira. Port, Clare', Mol,gn !
ct.am'ai enc-some ot he Port NINES
Wine sac n,or superior direct
fon lie London Dtcls
Porter and Brown 5ir'i in pint and quart bottles
Ucbbefts and Bnrcays ts:t
French Brandy aud Preserving Sugar
Ginger, Pepper and Alspiee, ground and un-
ground
Gunny Bnes and b'acl, Ink Powder
Cloves and Nuluiess, hIaee aud cinnomed
oafeeohs ins''uue""' ~ n'nas III use
;" a'efs, ~ boseS, ponnos ana ounces
,ffston = 9od'rey . aua o.'.es s'''e'''s '""''
Lump Snghcsla, Ca'eifco DO. IL. po"cs' D'''Sss
'la.s and ounces
Otto Of Roses, ppfc. Extract Nut Vomica
SHUTS and Chewing Tobacco
"a - s'.f'". ana N""!"' Soai'
hhs'lsh " 'ndsot 'o"I faney fahsen.s
'oooe, ! ss''s, II'iihed, 'hfons' "feen ana
clio"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02
NOTICE..

NhLSE representations having been made and
"a circulated, by some Of the planters, respecting
the weight of loose Tobacco III this place. and being
DESTROYS that there should be no cause Of complain,
ogans, my factory have caused my balances to be
examined by ofthc authorized inspectors fthe
scales and weights for weighing Tobacco, in this
corporation whose certificate is hereto annexed.
VIM. w SCOTT
Having been called upon by Mr. John Townlcy
weigh master for the corporation Of Lynchburg) to
examine the weights at VIM. w. SCOTS Tobacco
Factory, have done So. and found them correct.
Given under my hand, this 22d ofApr 1889.
JOHN u. TILDEN, Commissioner.
Maya y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02

ME members Of the Lynchburg Hose Compa-
u ny ore particularly invited TO attend tho
monthly dsill Oh Saturday the d,h inst, al 3 o.
clock. = M
BY order Of the LIST Engineer
RIO. w THURMAN, Scc'y.
Muyo 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02

II 1t will he sect, ~ the address of Lieut..
Rober, L. Ranlolph that shc Pfesldcn, has sum.
marty dismissed him fiom TIE Navy We fear
that he Is n victim To the Eaton n,il Kendall! TAG
tlon-but We shall wait for facts heio,'s we make VI
an opinion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02

accounts. TINS ms'chirs 81 -onsian,inops-.-'ha,
SIR sirn,iofd Canning has failed 10 induce the
Nil. of Spain Ia Interfere u the Portuguese quar-.
rel ,snInst Ais'le,- and Ia, tho reJroitos had
,ua.r a successful aori.c from oporto. taking COO
ptsone.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02

Mr.. Fnon's majority in tho district 1874 Mr..
plaIs did not present himself ns candidate,
however until the morning of the election III Rus.
sell.
Ehsadeh C1y.--Gcorge Loyal hs, Miles
King is,-Mr Loynil is elected by "a majority in
tho district OF l6.l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02
sDsDr,N

Randolph and Jackson TO be heard from but no
doubt of Aliens election
Ptesfon-.E W ison 259, W. g. Morgan 2iL
Several counties ~ be heard from Contest doubt
iul.
Fda9n'er--t.nerlcs L. Mercer a3,, DR. X G..
Mason 1872. Nh Mercer IL re-eIeetea by mojori.
ty of9'.
Ntenbt,er--N,Ham Smith 81, William Nc.
Comos -. Mcc onls IS yet ahead, md his sue
cess IS probable.
Pdge-col, james Al Bcnle a7j, David Steele
5l.-toi beale Al elected, by MAJORITY ~ thc
district OF i73
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED on III, ol,I March, by tho Rev.
John Wood,ile, Mr. WOODVILLE LH-
THAN to Miss SARAH ~ BOWEN, all ot
culprpcr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02

OiHn,Nla,-Af Rules held In tho Clerks Office ur,h
County Court Of Amherst. on Monday tho la s ~
April 1873 Timothy Fletcher. who sues fr tho ss.s -
OF h,1ah Fletcher Plaintiff. against George w Rssis.
aud john u. Duncan Defsndants--In t,bancsr "s'e1s
Inc Defendant George w. Bradley uot hayin. .,....
ms appearance md given security accordine ~
OF Assembly aud the rules Gf this Court ma '"e ACT
10 inc satisfaction ofthe that he is NOT n. ;Ipsac
c"aa a"I Is On motion plaDT d. *
nefe 90 or bi"rs the first ,av Of tho next juy % pens
10 ,h S % %. ne r,n aud copy of hi.
court house, Of this county, ' "sus aoos cf.hs
. ACoay-Testc, Roprn p y,.s
May 9. 1"A AiNSl4EY, Ck.
~Sm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02

liam sha'er. deceased. TIL H. Is .ncra,iSe
one and tho number Of applicants for the ,aean,
SipPets rs said to hay, been very NUMEROUS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02
OIBITUA AIRY.

b1ED, a, his residence, hoar Nashville. afcw
days since, Judge JOHN OvfRrON long u
membet Of tn Supreme Court Of fonnrsscc, bu,
for souc years pas, private eltlzen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02
AAOS'E NM S'fNAAEE
SADNE,lMSa

WV
HNHEhE was offered 'or shle. u, Goods.Spring,
- few days since, parcel OF Saddles and Bril-
dies, Consisting ofthice mcus' Saddles. and ono
wonans. These arc new articles and were pro-
badly sloennp the river some where OF down.
Thy were very wet and may lnve been lost by
some boat Tho owncts Gun get them by calling.
on Ferdinand Ware. or Robert Morris, a, Goods
Sprng, Flnvanna county Va. proving properly,
aud laying charges. FERDINAND WARE.
ROBERT MORRIS
Goods spring Maya q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02

~ We mentioned Ia our Ia, tic nrriFa. of
Mr. Van Buren, in Philadelphia The Phil En-
gutter, OF the o3i. say, "a private supper was
gwen las, evening, at which the VIC President,
Gen. Eaton, Maj. Barry Col. Page, AMI other
distinguished politicians were preseh! '-The IN
erestei politicians are ns busy no doobt, IA pan-
ming the nes, Presidential campaign. calculating
chances and building castles n tic mr.. as was
Napoleon when he spread on, the map Of tho world
before hun To mark out the Inc of his contemplated
ronquests, or ms were the Roman tflum, IL ate
when they divided the Empire between them. SOM
OF them will repeat Wolsey's solloqny IN less thnn
four years.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02

liberty o'rcrovr. 20 nni FRO is no, fel,trcd BY tie
vii, of 1sspots,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02
REVIEW
tNCJjHjtRtj Ma nix l"c

OF THE LfNCHBU RG MARKET
roRHEerEp WEEKLY u, IIoLeoMnt q DiHrr.
Extreme prices Of passed Tobacco, III so IN 10 90
inferior To common, 500 q IN
common' 10 good. % to q oV
Good 10 fine, on 10 10 no
Fine manufacturing qualities 10 90 To lG %
Refused Luss % To 90
STRIPS, 80 10 30
Inspected the past week 35i hhd5 passed tobacco
60 hds refused total al hhJs
Comparison 0f Mspteions 1899, 1893.
30 Pass No Ri For ms Stock.
May lst, 1892, $50 1896 7I9 U39
May lst 1893, 2T29 l056 TO Ifi0
The quont,y rs increasing AZ our inspections,
and we notice no chsngc 30 far in our prices.
Flour, St 37l TO 4 50
Wheat 40
Cam, u
Com Mcai GA
Bacon, Nd Ds On
Oats, -
hemp per ton, ITO % TO 100
VOL, -
lion, per ton - toB0
Brown Sugar by the hid. b 10 10 10 ~
Coffee by the bag Is so to Is o.
Glover Seed (none, z 90 10 500
Freight down the river ~ cts
3" up " D." 2J cts
plasne and Iron, 81 per ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02

IIn'iNia AT rules held tie Clsrks uKco IN ~
Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chancory fbr a..
conuv oi Amherst On Monday tho first day Of AMI, issY
nna. Copp'Ggr.jr adm Chs, les Crnur,,s.
dsc' f!i'' nghn.t William Winnre. Amt rope Wimns~
Barnet Moon and Henry Formulation. Deis '''A'''s
IN CUtNCEitY.
Tho Defendant William ~ilnore not having sutsr,d NJ.
aiTesrance and given security according 10 ,e .c, - a.
emmy shu 'in rlcs OF TINS court aud appearing by
isact?ri evidence that he inhabitaut ofhis
~ It's Ordered that tho sad defendant do spp,sr hcrc %
the h.st Day othc nex Sept answer tho nil ~
the p'ainh aid iha copy Of order be G,rth nh ,n
serted ~ tho iyDchburg Vuginian for two months sue
anu posted ut mo fro"t door ofthe house
Oh ms county Acopy--Testc,
Mayc y. liz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02

aldson Is elected by majority Of about 10 IN the
district
house or DELEGATES.
City Of Rtehntond Il del john rutherford,
without opposition
Pete,sburg (D-John Thompson Brown, with
out opposition.
Page lD-Dr. VIM. NJ Robertson 1872, Chris
tan Ferror u, Abruh I'm Spiter 4S, John Gatcwood
IS
Orange l)-Lewis 2. Williams by major
,ty of l57 over John r. Thornton.
Grcenbrrr u)-Cyrus Curry 272, J b. Bow lin
238 Humphreys 100.
Hampshire (2)-Vance 63l, Sloane doG, Kc Ter
1856
Morgan N)-Josiah Buck l55, John OFcrralI
l2J
Uood N--John p Mnyberry.
Harrison f2)--corectcd-D kineheloe 59i, John
Cahc,s sol, William Johnson sos, + NJ. Wills n
5Oi George J Williams i57, A Maxwell Isl. 5.
H. Morris 81.
Preston m-Wm Carols l67. w. G. Brown
1853 Thos McCcc ,Jr. 81, Thomas McColnm 4G
Augusto (2}--Thomas J. Stuart 100, Thomas
Michic. 57i Robert s Brooke 105, Reuben Holt
3O7
Ehzabeh City--AeYander w Jones lo2, w.
Moore 81. Mir Jones' majority in Whrs ok b u'
so He is consequently reelected.
Fauquier (2)-Thonas Marshall 5G2, james
French. 500, Mn,k A. Chiffon d72, Sidney +.
Chapman i5s IL Isu1 ner, warm contest has
been raging respec,irga vislon OF the county,
and the remarkable futis stated, that, while the
member, cleo. are pledged TO endcasor to effect its
division, the vote on the day of election shows that
a majority of the people are opposed to it. The
vote stood thus For division 43o, against it
$40
7azncA tn-Maj. Harvey George without
opposition
Warrington (2)-Col. Thomas McCulloch,
without opposition.
Grdpson QD--Lcws Hail 355. Samuel MEGA
mant AS, VIM. Lindsey 1877 (Mr. McCaman.
Withdrew afler Mr. Lindsey declared himsolf)
Not in the last Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02

" The Russian Minister at Washington has
issued notice to all subjects Of Poland, resi-
dug within the United States, ~ho have taken no
part in the Polish REBEL on" requiring them to re-
po. themselves to him, in order to get permission
to return to Poland, or to remain in the United
States Those who wish to "turn, # any such
there be- may comply with the requisition--tut
those who think proper 10 remain will hardly ssh
permission Of Boron Krudener. or oftns Emperor
Nicholas himself Harry 'ho country where ths
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02

y.r TIE New York Advocate anil Journn, md
the Mercantile Advertiser have formed u coalition.
" ii tic first named paper We lave had az ne
onain,anes since ~ establishment, and cheer
fully bear illness 10 the Lno Talents and uutrr 3
industry otis Editor, Redwood fisbft, Esq 10
tie MereanrN W. hay heretofore oeen n stranger,
bnt W. IRE happy to DO introduced 10 Il under s"ch
favorable auspices We recommend the journal
and Advertiser 10 the patronage Of Tho community.
- An Indian, paper eentatnsn notice to al
whom /, may concern" sisneaJ (. Bennett sta.
ting that = u Convention of chti;,.ans will pcti.
,on the FIX. Congress of the United States to n.
bosh the office o. Chaplain on the gro''ud that
" the Church AMI State or.gls 10 be entirely sega
rated"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02

lNPORTANT.-TheN n. Y American, Of the
25th April. publishes a letter from Havre, dated
March "a, Ca few hours later than the date ofthe
foreign adyces on our first page) from which we
learn tina. the negotiation between the French Ad-
miral. the Porte ard Mchenc: Ali, for checking
tho march of lbral,, i'm, had been jsregsrded by ,he
.a7.er, aud ,ta, the Egyptian srly, by ,fe !e.esi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02
1906

Mr. Golf majority 1853 in the district.
lIciske 3i3, Donaldson 1873 -
Uorgan-Neskel IG, Donaldson 2i2. Mr. DON
aldson ls elected by majority Of sbou, 40 IN th'
dlstfict