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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-13
TURKS ISLAND SALT.

EcoR sale from on board of ship Hazard, at
II Providence, 6000 bushels Of uncommon
ly clean, dry, and heavy Turks Island SALT.
1t will be sold tnt measured, in lots to accom-
modate, if applied for soon. For terms apply
to GEO. KNOWLES.
Newport, Oct 9th, 1884.
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PianO-FOrtc, a. MusicS tore.
NOS. 33 s 80, wEsTMINsTER-st.
nDnTrTn NrrI,

PRUVTDENCE.
VUNHE subscriber has for sale & keeps constant
u ly on hand, large assortment of Music
Musical instruments, & Musical Goods, at whole
sale or retail, on the most favorable terms.
Piano-Fortes Of Gilbert < Co.'S make constant
ly on hand, and for sale at the manufacturer
lowest prices, warranted equal to any manufac-
tured in this country. A large collection Of piano.
forte music, instruction books, &c.
Plano-Fortes TO let. ). Il. TIlURBER.
Providence, Sept. ls, ls3l.-[3mos
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NEW FALL GOODS.

Uiiliam c. Co=-ens, & Co.
a LE receiving daily from New-York, va
"a rcty of New Fall Goods-such as Me-
rnos, Crcassans, &c. &c, and on Monday
next, will offer their general assortment o.
Now Goods. Oct 9th.
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ALBERT II. HEWITT,
Harness Maker,
Newport, RI.

NtWPOTI,INI
Nearly opposite the State House;
HAS on hand good assortment of Harnesses,
n Saddles, Brides, Whips, Nalises, Travel
ling Trunks, and carpet Bags, which he oilers ior
sale on the most liberal terms.
Repairing done at the shortest notice, and IN
the neatest manner.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-13
LACE WORK

THE subscribers have received few more
Lace Pattcrns-and are prepared to fur
nsh all that may apply with constant employ
ment. Those who live out Of town will be at
tended to during the day: those in town, even
ings. WM. c. CozzESs, & Co. n6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-13

WANTED, Il boy from Is to l6 years OF
age, as an apprentice at the above business.
Newport, June 26, 1884.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-13
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS,

u NIt EUt UWI tUHS st~to
And Patterns in general useFor sale at
". C.4LL.1HaN'S
BOOKSTORE AND CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
tUJnW. c. has recently increased bis stock OF
Blank Books, and offers them for sale as low as
at any store in the State.
Oct2
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& O. u A II II " E II S Ii 1 Il.
Silk Hat ManuJactory.
No. 81, Thames-street.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
- The subscribers having form
NJ ed connection in the business
MSl Of Manufacturing S y Il \
N BEAVER or SILK HATS,
respectfully inform the public, that they
will constantly keep on hand black and
drab SATIN BEAVERS, of their own
manufacture, inferior to none that have
ever been offered. The bodies Of the
Hats manufactured at this Establishment,
are warranted TO be made of the best
Russia Fur. Gentlemen in want of first
rate Satin Beavers, can be supplied with
in six hours at most, after their orders
are received, if not Immediately.
Also, plain Fur Hats for service, at a
reduced price-warranted to stand the
water as long as any hats made in old
times.
HARRIS r. HEMINGWAY,
PERRY WEAVER.
N. B. Strict attention will be paid tc
all orders.
Newport, July 81, 1894.
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AD.NI.vISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
.TIlE subscriber having been appointed Admin
= istrator on the estate Of ALLEN NOR
TON, late Of this town, dec, and having quail
fled himself as the law directs, hereby gives no.
tice to all persons indebted to SAID estate, to make
immediate payment, and all those having demands
against said estate, are requested to present them
for settlement.
PETER =. REMINGTON, Admir-.
Newport, Oct. 9th, 1884.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
vENHE proprietors of Pews in the lst Baptist
T. Meeting House, who have neglected 10 pay
the assessments made thereon, are hereby notiii-
cd that payment is expected within 80 days, OF
their pcws will then be advertised and sold, ac'
cording to the Charter of incorporation.
ID. c. DENllAM, Treasurer.
Newport, Oct. 9, 1884.
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II III
Man be used in Uine or Water.
THyIIESE celebrated BIrTERs are com posed
4 purely of vegetables ofthe most innocent yet
specific virtues. They are recommended partcu-
ary for restoring weak constitutions, cleansing
and Strengthening the stomach, and increasing tho
appelite--also preventive against the cholera
morbus, fever aud ague, removing nausen, vonIit-
ing heart burning, weakness in the breast, pain
in the stomach, and other symptoms OF hatulence
and Indigestion. One box will tncture gallon Of
spirits, wine or water-Pyice rs cts. a bor.
RUSSELES ITCH OINTMENT.
This choice and safe Ointment is said to be su-
perior to'any now in use, for that disagreeable
complaint the ITcH. This Ointment is so certain
in its operation, that no person troubled with the
above disorder ought to be without it. 1t is a rem
edy for cutaneous eruptons scorbutc affections Of
the head, or any other breaking out which arises
from sharp humors Of the bood-Price 25 cents.
.4lso, RusseH's celebrated
SALT-RHEUM OINTMENT.
! Tins is unquesiionably the best and safest rem
edy ever yet offered to the public for that obsti-
nate disorder SALI-RHEUM. Where other means
have failed, it has succeeded, and the fact that il
has been extensively used by eminent practitioners
speak volumes in its praise II is equally efcacious
IN all diseases Of the skn scald head ring worms,
and the most inveterate itch, ring worms, &c &c.
Numerous certificates might be obtained, but the
proprietor chooses that fair trial should be the
only evidence Of its superior efcacy-Priee 80
cents a bOr.
RusselPs Vegetable
BILIOUS PILLS or FAMILY PHYsIC.
II FoR general use, in cases Of nundice morbid SEN
sibhy Of the stomach and bowels, loss Of appe-
a. 81 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-25

G'eceohs 10 be ny ballot, except those made by III.
legislature, which are to be rira vaee. The in.
dietary is to consist of Supreme Cour, and such
inferior tribunals as the Legislature NAV
the Judges Of the Supreme Court to con,s, Of q
IN number and to hold their Offices for the term Of
years Judges of the inferior Courts IN bol ,Io;.
Offices for i2years Ministers of the Gosnel .roa.
GUIDED from seats in the Legislature; and persons
VINO uehy INC existence ola God. or future STATE
o. rewards and punishments, are disqualified from
hoidins civii oificc-and any man who fights din.
81, or bears, accepts or sends chaleoge, is excu.
eea from all offices of prof, OF honor, a. well as
suoee' TO such other punishment ss the Legislature
may ordaln In addition to the usual oa,hs of Of.
nee all officers are 10 make oath that they have Of
''rea no inducements 10 their constituents In vo,e
tor them, either by gifts Of money, meat or drink
directly or indirectly. Divorces and lotteries no, to
be granted ty the Legislature internal improve.
ment and general system OF education made OBJ
Jec's OF constitutional interest and pro,e cton.
The people of tennessee are to VOC for the ac-
ccptance or rejection of the new Constitution on the
lst Thursday and Friday in March next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-25
VERNON L.

The following is the result Of the late election III
Vermont, IN which State late Enquirer said two
Jackson men riN BE-" elected to Congress.-Fo,
Gopernor, Palmer (antl-mason and Whig) SIT
Seymour (Whig) 1889, Bradley (Jaekson,) 1877
For Congress, Mr.. Sladc is reelected. letter IN
the Inell'gencer says, Allen and Everett have each
large plurality, and will in the end DO chosen. II
is probable toa, that Hall is also reelected ali
Wings. In the other districts, owing to the three
cornered state ofrarties, there has been no choice
In the STATE LEGISLATURE parties, as far us heard
from, stand thus 10 wings 70 anti .nrsons he
IRE "lso wings in principle; 30 Jecksonians-lt is
conjecured that the following will be their ultimate
strensth-SS wings, 80 anti-masons, 3s Jockso
mans.
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NOYiCE.

SY virtue Of deed Of ifust, executed IN the
!" = snbso. her, by Abrani Carter and Mary his
WIFE, bearing date tho 5.h day of March 1880, aud
duly oil record IN The Clerks Office of Amherst coun-
~ Court, shall on Fridoy the 2ih day Of Octo-
be next or fair, IT not the next fair day thereafter
Sundays excepted offer for sale by way ofpublc
aocton. 70, cash. the hour Of II o'clock noon at
the house Of SAID Garter, certain tract OF parcel
OF land, lying md being in the county Of mhcrsr,
on both sides of florsey's creek, and adjoining The
lands of John DAVIS Charles ruly aud others and
IS The same tract or parcel Of land on wi ch thu
SAID Garter, n, present sides, and known by the
name OF the " Mansion House" tract md contains
ny survey 33it ooros, (bc the more or less) -
ana at the hour of Two O'clock, of The same day
shall offer for sale on the premises o certain trnrt
OF parcel oflani adjoining the above named tfse,
and known by the namo Of" Tract No g or d
saw mill lot, containing by survey 24o acres 10
The same more or less And at the hour VI ,hrss
o'clock ofthc same day, Isha offer for suir Oh ,hs
premises, certain tract OF pa,ccl ofand adjoining
he last named tract Of land, md known b. tn
name oflhe Love Lady Moun,a,n,' and co-tu,t.
ing by survey Isl aeros, (be the sam mare of
less, land on tho next d,y saturday lie IS -
October. 1884, on the premises eerla,o ta.4 or
parcel of land. lying and being N the COUNT -
Amherst, situated between the Noah ono SD I.
o'anch'sof Buff'oc River, and adjoins u i.,.. at
Aaron Iligeinl"m.~--. - "'".'s, an" '"'5t'"t
.yu, ,Jv acres, FL pcrchos (De the same mo- a.
lcss,) or so much OF sad Lands, as will be sri.
Gent 10 satisfy tho purposes Of sad deed OF l,o#,
These lands are believed 10 BE- valuable, aasI pe,
sons wlsl ins 10 purchase would 10 well to al,e,.
The title IL believed 10 b. ,nd,sputatlc, but scin9
as trustee, shnll convey such tito Us ID vested n
me by said deed Of trust and none other.
DABNEY SANDlDGE, Trustee,
Sept. % wids
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n. BlDDLr ESD.
Pest U. S. Bank.
Phila 1clphla.
MI A INE

In 296 towns, the vote Tor Gorera0r stands thus
Sprngpe 32,457, Dunlap 36,2S0, scattering Jas
About 80 towns remain to be heard fiom.--In the
STATE Legislature the Senate will consist of 10
wings and Is Jacksonmcn, being gam of since
last year. OF l4S representatives heard from, the
Potlan! Advertiser claims 10 as Wings, and puts
down 76 as Jackson rnen, and doubtful. For
Congress, the folio ng members are elected +.
y. J. Smith, Joseph Hall. Gorham Parks aud Mo
ses Mason Jackson,) and George Evans and Jcre-
miah Bailey (Whlg) In lhe III district, it is
doubtful whether Iiamlin (Whig> OF Jarvis Jack
son, has been elccted-and in the Sth, there has
been no CHOICE in consequence Of neither candidate
obtaining majority. We hope to give complete
re urns in our next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-25
JUDGE SMITHS LETTERS.

The Huntsville Democrat of Sept. 10, contains the
ID of a series of Nos. the subject of South Car
Dina notification and the founders Of that school
by Judge VIM. Smith, the leader Of the old State
Rights party in that State, when Calhoun, bamll-
ton, McDullis and Hayne, were lattudnarians and
consoldatonists 1t is characterized by grca, b /
lerness ard asperi,y Of language and temper
Judge Smith draws forciblc if not plausible pa'al-
Iels, first between Callne and Calhoun and then
between Robespcrrt and Calhoun Without pre-
tending say that these parallels us. it seems
to US that Mr. Calhoun will himself be startled al
the striking points of resemblance between his 20
lilical conduct and that Of the Roman consprutor
and the French dcspot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-25

with the bank, by having conferred the great priv
'eges IN ITS charter, by still using il daily as a &
cal agent Tor certain purposes and by being enii.
lied TO supervision Of its concerns through Con.
gress, has suddenly, without previous notice. and
only by an implied or constructive power. no, in
the opinion OF this department. warranted or aeces.
ssry oeen deprived OF The use OF most Of its divi.
dehds, asid Tor the purpose of satisfying a contro
verified claim, the law and equity of which were
many months since dsnied by the executive, aud
have never been sanctioned by either of the The 9th
er branches of government established by the con.
stuuon.
In tins condition Of the subject since the bank did
moi deem II proper TO present 10 Congress- tho Gus.
tomdry tribunal for selling such disputed demands
gainst tho United Statcs-or during its late SEES
sion TO apprse either that body OF this office OF the
extraordinary course intended to he pursued in thus
seizne on large portion Of the public dividends,
while already IN possession of more than mill on
oil dollars belonging TO the government, but hitherto
uncslled for by its creditors or the trea this
department does not consider that il has yet enjoy
cd suitable opportunity in relation to SO unex
peoted measure TO know the views or procurs u
desirable action Of Congress; and therefore, does
not feel justified in making at tins time, any ar
rangemcnt with the bank, or any suggestion in
respect 10 legal prosecutions nor in recognising in
any mode the justice or proprety" Of the pro
eeedlngs the bank has been please To adopt.
But II will cndeayor on the whole subject TO pre-.
sen an early report 10 Congress al lis next scsson
and 10 the Pres dent o: the United States In the
mean tine, if the bank desires, before a report is
prepared that the facts and reasons in detail, on
which its decisions and especially its claim for
damages on tho bin Of exchange are founded,
should be examined by this department the state
mcn of them, whenever forwarded, will receive re-
spectfu considerations have the honor to be,
yours, LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary Of the treasury.
n. BlDDLr Esq.
Prcs'i u. S Bank,
Philadelphia.
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COMMUNICATED.
ROCKY MOUNT IVA RACES.

EOCh MoO ~ I va uhCIso.
The races over this course commenced on Tues
day tho 9Ih September 1891, md continued four
days.
Ftfa Day-h Swceps,ake or colts and i'lies,
slOO eurarce, half forfeit tour sub,c,eers-two
forfoits.
William McCargos r, f. Jenny Dang, by
Needy, -
Thos. na'es b c. by Timoeon, dam by
Rneand's Diomed, bolt dis.
Time Pm.
!Secoud Day--Jockcy CIuo $50 TAO mile heats,
entrance &l5
William MeCurgo's S m. Lucy Ashton
years old by Gohanna. dam rot known,
o. lbs. /
john p Wblte'sc N Amanda, years old,
by Henry, dam by Duroe, / D lbs.
w ri.iom Cossells b. m Mermaid, ycats
old, by Shakespeare, dam KITTY Madison,
81 lbs.
Ihos i.ales b. h. Jack Randolph, years
old, by Shakespeare, dam by Madison loo
lbs. )
Time 3n. 55i-3n.. 81. - won easily BY La.
cy Ashton.
2aud Day. Jockey Club $500, thee mile
heats entrance S2O.
William McCargo's h. Tuskeno, yrs.
old, by Monsieur Tonson, dan Creep
ing Kate, by Archie, 100 lbs. o. DR.
John T. w hitcS &. IN. Ann Nlaflh, , yrs
old, by Truille, dam by Phantom, LOT
lbs 8 3 2 3
Thomas Hales b. h. Tris'ram Shandy,
yrs old, by Shakespeare, dam by Madi-
son, 100 lbs Z
John Hurts g. m. Donna Maria, 4 yrs
old, by Sir Hal, dam Assiduous 81 lbs. ) o. l !
William Casselrs C. m Glare de Knchcr,
| yrs DID, by Shakespeare, dam by
| Madison, LOT lbs. 4 ) dis
Time-Gn-5m 53s.--Gm. l0s.-6m.
| The second hea, was dead one, between Tus
| keno AMI Donna Maria.
| t1u,M Day.-proprie,ol's puIse, 800, mile
! heats, entrance $40.
| John p. Whites C. b. Backslidcr, yrs. Old
by Hotspur, dam by Diomcd ITO lbs.
| Leonard Phelps s. h. Alfoy, years old,
| by Tlmneon, dam by Sir Hal, 100 lbs.
| Thomas Hae's b. h. Volani, years old, by
Eclipse, dam by Knowsley, ll5 lbs.
| William Cassell's b. h. William Wallace,
yrs old. by Shakespeare dam by Buzz
card, 100 lbs.
Isaac II. divers b. h. Devcrcux, yrs old,
By Shakespeare dam by DioncJ, 100 lbs. dis.
| Timc-lm 50ls-lm. SIS.
,S.cJnd RACE .--Swceps'ake milo heats, enlIanc
$40. -
John S. Hurts b. f.3 years old, by GohOnnah,
| dam Groves Knowslcy,
Thomas Hales s. +. 3 yrs. old, by Vrg'n'an'
| dam by Janus,
l. H. Oliver'ss h. 4 yrs. old, by Alexander, .
Time-lm. 56s.-2m. Is.
/ Fine weather, and the track in excellent order
MOsESG CARPER, Sect
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A1ES-Rs. ARCHER AND RICHIE.

Letters from Richmond, later th'n our newspa-
per dates, that personal reueon,re took place
between NJ ssrs. VIM. S. Archer and Thomas
Richie, on Saturday last, the consequence of the
recent publications made by those gentlemen,
touching The political course of the former We
learn Ina, the attack made by Me- Archer,
with rattan or small cane that Mr. Richie drew
,pis,oI, bu, was unable Gone account says by hi,
own az i,a'ion, another by The nte ference OF by
stnnIcr,) 10 use It-ihat subseq 'erty, Mr. Arches
challenged Mr., Richie, during the pendency OF DE
ego u,ioas consequent, on which he "a, was as
saued by MI WIN. Richie, (tho son of L ~
who was ignoran, that his father had beea Oh a.
lcnged. We presume we sholl receive full particu-
lars in the Richmond papers by this afternoon 3
mail.
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v INEGAEs prlnc quality, by gallon %

MEG Il, prime quality, by gallon os
SIP .. Turpontnc do do
Linsecod Dh do do
Guns aud Pistols, sing 10 dozen
Wblle Lcad dohes og dozen
Ilurmonicons do do
Madeira sherry, Pot, Clarrt, Muscntol, Bur-
,ludy, Champaign and Malaga Wines. in quantl-
llcs 10 suit purchasers, very superior and pure
Plain aud Cut Beads usso,tcd eolor5 and 81.
zes, u tsrt excnsivc assottiaeLt
50 doz fnmbIeri
IL do, Wine Glassls
70 pair PUT and qlart bacantcrs
j selts cat pint and quart d.
60 pair Gobbct,s OF Porto Glasses
Snuils in jars Lotles md blad4ef,
Ground aud Race Ginger
N,.0 Brdjotd Lamp OIL, superior To any
have over seen offered here
Lamp Wick
Imperial Gunpowder, Young Tyson 4 Black
Teas. fresh and OF good quality
French Brandy
Almonds Ra'sas. Figs. Fiberts, English
" ulnnts Sc.
I.lellcr Matches and Percussion Caps
Thermometers, nvery superior and extensive
supply, for sale by Howell DAVIES.
Sept, % ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-25

g,F II is said that Mr.. William Smith, tho mai
contractor on tho Piedmont linc--n gcnl,cnon foI
whom VIC entertain personally the kndes feelings
recently travelled Out Of his bail,wick, for the pur
pose of hsrangumg the people of Bal. lmolc on be
halt tho present administration We were as
ionised at this act of lndclicacv IN one who is n
nccted with the patronage of The federal govern
ment'-but " e were still more SO when we Learned
that a man Of his good sense descended to the hum
bugscry of enforcing his arguments by juggling
purse of coins--Smpposed 10 be gold
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-25
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, on Wednesday tho Ord inst. by tn,
Rev. Charles Dresser, Mr. GEORGE w. COLE
MAN 10 Miss SARAH w daughter OF Cap,
John Hunt, all OF pittsylvania
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REVIEW.
OF THE LYNCHBURG MARKET.

ConaEcrEp ny HotcoNpg Il TyREe.
Extreme prices fpassed Tobacco 81 70 To 90
Inferior TO common, 15to 90
Common to good, q on 10 90
Good TO lde, 90 10 . 90
Refused Tobacco Luss :. 10 10 , 30
Strips, few in market, 3 JOta 6 %
Inspected The past week l5t hhds. passed ,obac-
co; So hbds. refused total 800
Prices u third lower and the market not so
brisk. This VIC ascrbf to tho low water and high
price of Goigh'.
Corn, very scarce 81 50 10 5 90
Corn Meal, very scarce,
Flour, 90 10 30
Wheat, 30 10 50
Bacon, plenty, $ 30 to . 90
Hemp per Ton, ll5 tol35
Suit y Is
Brown Sugar by the hid 900 10 Il 90
Coffee by tho bag u 90 to IA %
Wool, 30 81
Oats, 80 to 40
lion, per ton 10 90 to 80 O0
Tea by the box, Imp and Gum
powder, 90 10 %
Freight down the river 40 cts.
up 25 IL 80
Plaster and Iron, ssi per ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-25

CHOLERA The New York Board of Health
has discontinued the publication of It's daily bue-
lins-Hs last report Is dated the 10th, up To noon
of which day there had been only B deaths since the
same hour OF the l5th.-We lean, from the S on.
,bcrn papers, that the Cholera sprepding On the
nsn,ations IN the vicinity Of Savannah.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-25

SS' We copy the following iror, the Richmond
Compiler II hits the nail plump upon the head
To. BrSJ w LEIGH Esq.
Sir-No,wi'hsanding you have in the Senate OF
the U. States positively pronounced that you are OPP
posed to the recharerng OF the Bank of the u
States, and that you have also acknow lodged the
right of instruction, still the Jackson men say they
are opposed 10 you on that score. Now this is
all a humbus and will tell you how to gel over
this-if you will take srch step, which hope
and know you will not-- it is this if you W iii only
say you will support Martin Van Buren, for the
next President, it will make no difference how you
vote with respect to the Bank any thing else.
Yours, respectfully,
ONE OF THE PLopLE
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in our opinion, secure The strength Of the admins.
traon vote IN the district but it IS important that
only one should offer, as a division in the ranks
would ensure defeat of our object As there is
Time, We hope the District will by meetings or
ihtr@is', express preference for one oflhe three
ar Horace Bunny. Esq has declined rc-clcc.
ton to Congress from the city Of phiudcIphis 4 J
Il. lnsersoli, has been nominated by the Wings TO
supply the vacancy. Poulson's Advertiser cites il,
as curious fact, that the initials OF the numas of
the four gentlemen nominated by the Wings OF the
city and county of Philadelphia, give the political
character Of each Of those four gentlemen, viz;
w atmough,
IL arper,
ngcrsoll,
q owen.
While on the other hand, the initials of the
names OF the four Jackson candidates focm the
word LASH, implying we presume, that their
.uccess Is to be the iorcsunner Of some great
scourse,-vlz:
L@innard
a sh,
nth Rand,
Ii orn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-25

sf Ii is n remarkable fact, and one we'll NOR by
of attention, wing tho great change Of public
opinion in relation 10 the present incumbon, of The
Prcsi leniial Office that one half Of the delegates
composing the late Wing Convention in New
York, were formerly the ardent friends Of Gen.
Jackson.