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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10
JlF ~ u. y ~ DEkSON,
GEO. W. WILSON.
mo. W. THOMPSON.
Ai ~. RowIands. 80 SepL. 90.

81 Jfr. ROWIands, 2tfh SEPT, 1884
Gentlemen; am truly thankful for he nsttering terms
in which YOU have been pleased 10 invie ne IN tie
Of he friends Of The Adinnistraiou, BDe,out county,
TO attend tie public dinner rbsh they propose give,
today, TO their 6sing ui.hed fellow cigens The Hon. An
drew SleyenyoD and lie Hon WIN. 6. Ryes
No appreciate more highly Than DO The import
OF the services which those gentlemen have render
ed their county codid wiiess yilh pleasure
The tribute Of respect which thc people Of this patriotic
portion Of Virginia vii offer hem This occasion. But
grateful would be Ibis pleasures nm constrained TO do
cline this time, in consequence OF The necessity which
exists Tor NY early return 10 sshington
beg sou, gentlemen 70 present TO my isiends IN Fin.
castle and s vicinity, my unieigned blanks for ie honor
they have conferred upon me- and TO accept lO yourselves
well them my best wishes Tor your pfospefify and
bappinese am, very Euiy and respectfully
Your Obt. servant,
ANDREW JACKSON.
To Messrr. Jno. 7 Anderson, G.. W. Wilson, SC.
FiNoAsrLE, Sept 25th, 1894
To me Hon. 9pdyfir Stevenson.
SIR we take great pleasure In communicating 20 you
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10
ElNeAarLK. Sert. I'd. Isal.

To dndTe1c Jackson President NJ the II. s..
SIRW have just heard Of your approach, this place
your the Gig Of asng loI. The lfends OF
the Administration Of BOicourt county have made a.
rangemen's 0F public dinner 10 the Hon Andrew Ste
aud tbs hon VIM c. Rives, which IL TO be given
FIncasle This day The undersigned have been de-
pu'ed by lho committee Of Invitation wait aud in
Niie YOU 10 nn3s with your friends his occasion,
testimony OF the continued condolences they entertain in
your patriotism 6rness and ability svnced by the ah
u dchage Of your highly important aud atdUou duties
Permit az lOF onfs+ and those HON represent,
10 congratulate you the restoration ~ health
your safe return bus lar towards tie seat Of government
We have the honsr be- very respectfully, your friends
and obedieD, servants, JN0. 7. ANDERSON
GEO. W. WILSON.
JNO. W. THOMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10

"a WISH 10 purchase young, healthy and we-dispos
b ed Female Servant, iof employment about house
Oct O. [3-wfl r. Y DANIEL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22
NEW YORK pNIlCE-

Oscar i. 7. Rice was brought up on suspicion
OF beng a lunatic lie was found in the street
with an axe, tying to break in the door OF the Ma.
rlne Court because he SAID the treasures of thr
deep were concealed therein, and that he had che
commands OF the High and Mighty Ruler Of m.
Seas, 10 distribute them 10 the four winds of Gsaoen
Moreover, he said II WAS the height Of folly to
hoad up so much treasure in one place seeing thai
gold, like manure, Of 10 earthly use unless il
was well spioad and distributed over the earth $
surface and he considered that 1t was owing 20
this circumstance that tho cholera had been sent a
| mong the citizens Of New York, and it was his dcci-
ded conviction that il the treasure which he said
| was concealed in the Marine Court was scattered
abroad, then The plague would be stayed" On
being asked why he thought there was ttcasurc
concealed there he replied that he had been told il
was constant resort Tor sharks Hand sharks we
| suppose he meant by whom this Treasure had been
devoured and car,ied thithcr. He then gave long
| rambling account of his eoncalogy and that of his
| family previous TO the flood showed most logical
| " and learnedly that he was DESCRIBED from
| aoahs son Shem, whose name, he sand had a
! meaning IN Greek similar TO that of r ice in Eng.
'ish-provcd beyond the possibility OF doubt, that
when inc world was drowned or dragged through
the seas as he called IT, that part Containing the ne
groes was broken off and floaed on the surface of
the waters, and hence they retained their dark CO.
lor II turned out on enquiry, that he had been ru.
fncd IN law suit al one ofthc courts and had been
deran2ed ever since. He was remanded
Count Constantine B. stcs was broush, up on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

suspicion Of being swindicr. lie Is spaniafJ
ty Birth and took lodgings at the Misses Pint1rd s.
1873 East Broadway where lie agreel to ply Sc.
per week for his board said that lac wns master
Of eig hi languages, and had 10 900 dollars IN the
Manhattan bank, but wber he was pressed for his
weeks board he told his landIady that she must
wait until vessel arrived from Europe. on hoard Of
which he had $50 00o, doii1fs. On Sunday night
last, however be endensored to force entrance
into the bedroom Of the Misses Pintafds, but te-
lher with fclonious nmorous intention d1 not
appear. The ~aiohman called md he wns
given in charge ANA il the morning he was brought
before Justice liopson Who reminded him Until tbe
ladies', together with Mr. Hazto t"ho II friend 81
the Counts could he sent tor y }. Trims.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22


case of novel and amusing character was
tried recently before one of the courts of New Or
leans, involving the right of ownership IN paryot
/, appears tha respectable lady had lost her par
rot some week, before and having been informed
that certain cooper, living in neignborne street
had one whose DESCRIPTION corIrsponrcd with iha,
of her lostPe she preferred request for its dir.
very TO her. The cooper having refused an ac-
ton was brought against him tor one hundred dol
lars, the ALLEGED value of the parrot When the
rial came on, about forty witnesses we've summon.
ed The parrot was also brought mo court and
although posses ed of a garrulnus tan,uc We, y,
he present OCCASION, with proper REGARD for the
decorum ofthe hall of Justice, II preserved nro-
found silence. A conside,obl,. t.,n. u,as ,.o,.gf
by the learned counsel ON b tn ,ldeg IN tho yam,
nation OF the wines es. some o( whom tcs, f 1 IN
the identity of the laws p,rret wniJe an IN, al.
or hand other Witnesses dc,i,,l as ,.,s,,,,,, :.
the fact ih5t i.Ir.ih .,n IN m, ,,,,,. - -.
Tor cansll..a.. myth or ,ns rrs,,n,oo,, ,f :.
character so opposite II contradictory mioht VOL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

Coityt NJ Sessioas Among the calP.l's sentens
coJ thu la was Charles Isss, young man
WHO IS t#r sfparfatio p6pperty Of $50, 900 from
an aged ma.h o. Lone island, who was senien-
cc To the Penttenliary for months for Obtaining
gpld.#anicr false pr6.ences. lie IL an OH oilen-
dcf--and his nnmerou, lhciis and frauds, without
apparent iGducemeni, would almost lghd 10 the
belief TINT he is an individual OF the class whose
organ Of aequsltiyoness Is developed to such a
degree as almost to divcsi the stealing propensity
OF its moral enormity Such person, however II
he cannot be reclaimed on ht at cnst to be placed
in a stuaton where he can no longer prey upon
the community.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

Tie Americ n lnlers fiom passage IN the
Speech oflhe Queen Of Spain, thl' she has ac6ooW-
lodged some oflhc North and South American ma.
1ons--iofmerly COLONIES Of Spain. We believe
such is not the fact. In saying she hal " recos.
nizcd some new 5utes,' We presume she referred
10 Belgium anj Portugal. Although the latter Is
not strictly speaking, new state, II Is under
new government Which would REQUIRE TO be recoS-
ni1cd IN order 10 the establishment of friendly rela
lions. A Cadiz han I.bll of August Isl, which we
have seem contains the correspondence between
our Minister n Madrid, ,,dr, Van Ness, and the
Spanish government, relative to the acknoWIed5-
m,n Of the Spanish American Reputc', co
pied nom the London Morning llcral III which
the Munster of the Queen, although expressing
himself fagorably disposed townd5 the OBJECT coa-
tempacd by Mr., Van Ms, inilmatad that the
spanish government, just at present, had too mitch
business on lis hands To perm. it 20 attend 10 mat
iers not Immediately pressing The fact of the
publication of thus correspondence IN Cajz at so
recent date, would seem to indicate that at least
nothing was known there Of further nesou tons
tho subject much less, OF an actual teco 5nrloH
~ Y J0HT COM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22
NV YonS, stpitmJer Q.

'h| ''"'i - NO.. = >.
young ana very haha'oI"' sHi' p''""T''7 -
one oil Inc most T'sPee''po 'i",'Ha' II ''' '''9'
""' "h ''n'"y "'"'"Hi7 10, I'm" '' -
OF " mouse III Won 1'fee' 10 the Ia me s'''' "''
-, lar ansane'o ~ enoe''' '''' "'s' 80 W.
'I| ei,s' ""u'' "'e Gnu, - VI ne Pug 81 80
''e "osi'ae' S'g '"'''''7 ."''' VI ' ,,rL d,.
ccs "hieh h'u 'tl ne' ~ "t' ",1'"'"' ~"
'n'' ana saoseq'','' ''' ~ = ''"e
"nf peeh "s','", "''y '''''" ~ '''
anu aeoo'iP'''''r oi"a '"o" u
u'nR' VINO on ""'''''y 'F'"''R '"''
ueu ''a'f "in '''su's' MN o'1's'"s '''' w
mouse ron ""'I' '"9 wa, 'I''o'eu 70 Wv
'""- Aooui' q ''o'N o' ''""''y "'' mug ''0 VIC
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

The Officers oflhe 81 Regiment Of Inf'nfry nj
Fort JEsvp, Louisiana have passed resolutions, Ell
pFossive of their sense OF the loss sustained by Inc
service his family md themselves. IN the DEAN
Of Brigad,or Cen LrAyrSwoHTn. Resolutions
were also adopted, requesting the officers Oh no
Regiment. stationed nj Fort TowsoS, 10 assist IN
having has remains conveyed t. Delhl, New York
AMI there 10 oreci a monument TO his memory.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

Intelligence from Capt. Back.-Thc Cnnedn pa-
pels contain the following news from Capt Back,
furnished by Mr.. Duncan Finlayson, partner OF the
Hudson's Bay Company, arrived at Lachinc on
Saturday the 9Th inst in bark canoe, novlsatcd
by ten voyageurs OF that concern. He left Fort
Vancouver on the Columbia River, North West
Coast of America, on 2oh March last, passed over
and to York factory, the Company's principal de-
pot in Hudsons Bay, which depot he departed
from on the Gath July. Two other canoes manned
by sixteen additional voyagcurs arc daily expect
ed at Lschine, and the remaining voyageurs and
passengers from the interior this season, will be
down in the course Of the next month, October
Apart from iho Compauys usual dispatches and
letters from their servants in the interior, together
wnh those from Red River Colony, Mr.. Finiay-
son has brought packe, from Captain Back, ad-
dressed TO the Colonial Office, London. We are
happy to state that letters have been received from
dat gentleman, dated Fort Reliance, east end Of
Great Slave Lake, up TO the 4,h May last, when
he was preparing to be of TO prosecute the ulieri-
or objects Of the expedition. Tho paeke. from
aaaQd, intimaiine Ca2f Ross aseA QsxV's SAFE sae
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22
THE WOOL CAMPAIGN,

In his vicinity is pretty nearly over for the sea
son. Taose who sold last, have generally sold
nj between IS ana GO Gems. The largest clip in
Gin hrous III 30, the average of other sales there
was om 40 10 45, at which rates nearly all the re-
nandcr have been bought on speculation There
is great demand for the article Manufacturer
and manufacturers agents pass every day through
this ulace on thelr way 10 the grazing towns.
fGeenfeid (Ma@) Mercury.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

IT, ei,izensof Baltmorc have wisely determined
to al IN the completion The Chesapeake 4 OHIO
Canal % soine point aboyo WilsmsPou, or indeed
TO Cumberland-A Is an improvement that will con
duee largely The prosperity OF that city, we can
not bur be surprised that IL ever should have been
viewed with jealous or hostile feeling. Ala mse-
ins of the citizens Of Baltimore. held on the losh
INST the President having represented lint the
Chesapeake and OHIO Canal Company was INK
,ous 10 procure loan of 500 GA far few naaiis,
a committee appointed to accompany hun 10
Philadelphia to express tho wishes Of the meeting
to the President and Directors Of the U. 5. Bank
fr the success Of tue application for loan to that
amount
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

speets thar the eihpioymeHl . tbt torce Winch ,
provided. These arc sta NY 6p.nlons On L,,,.
p9inls.'
From this explanation, it Will be seen tina, NJ
archer is no i Naltfyer, but Seccder-Hsss'''
tends that Slate has no right 10 re, cal a la. .
The general government, so far as she is Conc
ed but that she has right alb ,ndon the n.
whenever she thinks proper, with or without cnns.
| t the former doctrine be more ridiculous for s =
surdiiy the latter Is GER alnly more oIlous for
danger 1t has heretofore fallen to our LOT ia en-,
bst both doctrines, believing, us VIC haye evo.
dene, aud .u do, that mel her of them faas ~
slightest support Ia the constitution, and f4ai g,
are IN their tenifuoy subvcissse of the Union h..
nle to free government, and dangerous 10 the fesr
und good oroe1 OF ao9letr aud snou'd tho. - -,
her afitcm, eYer De ca red oat 10 their plap6cI
results, 1t Alii be the knelI of our departing Il,r
=" Icbabodn vii be written Oh the doors of on.
halls oflegslatlon- and the onase Of human f.,,
dom will have received its deahbow in IL.
mouse of lis friends" IL the discus sion Of aAs,...
principles, It Is supreme folly To shu, cur eyes ~
consequences and results Aud vino, iaalflf, -,
the etilcts which would, not probably, bat Ira,..-
bly,, follow lie contamination of ih(s doetIIrs .
Secession, can believe that the trainers Of tie 8,
eral compact ever dreamed Charming the meej..,
OF the Contaderacy with such suicidal rene4
10 ,,..l,,,,,e 80, -. ;,,,i,,,, ,.h;l s".soy
i@r the wrongs real or INA 'nary' "h,ch m'si IN
the course OF tIme, be inflicted upo" them by In
legislation OF the general goYefhmen'--aa reme
dy' which is decidedly worse than any efilysnc.
INA. II to"'" u enoi',oye' 70 'elie,S-" rehed}
wicn ,'a' DC. Josuy eon'pe,eo, oy 'ac supPo.a
n y, = DC a tnel'1" Oh ms oyS,Ioe judy
h''oon'l 10 an ''l'4n'o,f ''son no SIafc95
~ TN. "'' % ,''e neluo,,', ea' III moment 5'.
,,erg ."a' 'e . L'es 0rsa. 10 pp D,'ns , Win Ills
I'm u ''t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

The late gale appears TO have done considerable
injury TO the crops in the lower part OF South Car
olro.-lcttorx from Waccamaw ahd Sanee, state
ihsr tho average loss Of crops at beth plocos IS at
le4aAal A = ter received IN Charleston from
+ lis,o. says, do no, think we shall make hall 4"
crop lhis year. The Cotton has taken the black ru
n, and the CatierpdIars are numerous.
The Montgomery (Ala) Journal of the OH INST
avs: We regre, to hear that an insect IL p'oiu'
ing very great INJURY to the cotton crop Its 'ova'
= in some crops, are we hear very destructive
trom the concurrent accounts Of many planters
y,,h whom We have converscd We are induced to
shtnl hat the cotton crop IN this county will or
comnarnNgelv small"
The Tanahossoe Flor dian of the 3oih nlt, eays
We are happy in being able to state, that the
cotton crop is very promising, and little or NO az
nrehension exists Of ony injury from the catlerP'l
lar Unless some unforeseen accident should hap
pen to blast the present prospects OF the planters
his viii be tho most productive year since The set
uemcr, Of he country
The Georgin (MdIodsey,te) journal Of tho 8
inst expresses IT'S fears that the Cotton crops VIII b
Gu, short -inforno'ion having been received iron
various quarters OF the State that the " worm wa
Masking fearful ravagcs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

Turn, winch was forwarded from, Montreal last
Nov. reached Capi. Back on the 18th April
Ere Sfar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

Curio.tS discoUcricS IN GrecCc. A letter from
Athens states that during some recent excavations
of the field on which the battle of Chmfonea was
Ought there had been found the colossal lion which
he Theblns erected to the memory of their coun-
Try mcn who persisted IN the conflict. Several curl
GUS monuments of ant qui,y have also been discov.
cred al X ydnos and D,os, and have been deposit
ed IN lhn Greek MusenM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

We understand tina, on Thursday night, a Sc
&c Eros, fell a, Lcwisburg, the effects of which,
ssla.dcd to S,aunlon, and perhaps to the mouth o.
81 tIeuawha.--ln many places, the fodder was
mach scorchcd up, and amostturned bluek
We learn tina, much of The tobacco ON the south
s,,le of tho James River was been unable TO -ecov
r. since the rain. The weather is now too cool to
PENN, i, 10 grow to advantage.
GRi6t. EHqgtreg, Sept 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

Reucauc5 Of tie SPoaist Church. ecord'ng 10
recent statement IN Madrid paper, rospectln.
the number and revenues of tie Spanish Clergy, II
appears that the number ofbuiIdmgs appropriated
lo religious purposes throughout Span Is 2S,2l9
,hat that of The clergy IS 1922 and that of the
flhrs and nuns, &c ,97S-Thc entire amount OF the
ecclesiastical revenues IS calculated TO be 1900 COG
dollars aud of this sum, the part consumed by
them IS shown TO exceed the whole revenue of the
state by some 5000, 900 dollars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

bound over in the sum OF 900 dollars, al Boston
charged With having challenged Alessandfo uhe.
raldi, an Iisilan, 10 fight a duel.
A souirref hunt was organised at Meadsie, IA,
a few days ago, by two parties of marksmcn, eaeh
comprisint eight persons. Al night II vas aseef'
tanned ,bnt ono purity had killed 3s2 Ind the Other
21l squirrels.
Yankee EaicrDrize-The y lstan Traveller
ghv. 4" Il vii be remembered that Mr.. Ma"omber
was delegated last year by several cnterrtisng as
,oc,nfcs % proceed to South Alne1, TO obtain, II
10 bic. colleelioa Of bIfd, aud beasts more ua.
merous anJ rare lhan any yet exhibited IN tins
country --and that, after Some ten months toll IN
explorny the utcrior roaming the forests, ana ira
scrslug vases where the foot 81 CIVILIZED mnu hao
never tro1 he succeeded IN his WISHES and return
ed to this city laden with the richest SPOTS OF SOU
thern elmaiqs After several months occupied
here IN fitting out the exhibition, which consisted
of upwarls Of one hundred animals, drawn by 10
rev horses. IT, about 30 carriages, and requiring
the care Of about fifty med, including splendid
band Of music the caravan set of only to OF three
weeks since, and has already passed through brs-
toll county, and vera owns IN Rhode Is ana at
tracing every whore an immense H4.n1af ot Peo-
ple II undoubtedly much the most valuable zoo.
logical collection ever brought together ~ TINS coon-
try and all classes ard ages, IN every town ana CT
~, seem July to appreciate II. Three large paw
hons containinsl2 900 feet Of canvass, were Prov
lled tor the travelling menngcro, on the suPpositon
that space sufficient would he thus afforded. Bur
de propfletors nre disappointed at New Bedford
last week the crowd was great that many were
compelled To wat for admlttancc, and at Newport II
was found utterly Impossible to accommodate all,
anI second exhibition was accordingly gwen
We joce at this result Of honest, pefseVerng la
bor- this reward Of bold unirln5 American enter
nr,sc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22
DOMESTIC NEWS.
ROWLING GREEN RACES.
Nsile Conafg vtrg iasa = FAD ef 1874

Nsiie Cokafg Virginia. fda ~ iest
FIRST p.y-- 1'aesdag edh Aasna.
A sweeps,ake far 3 Years old-Sloo entrance
nalf forfeit, four entries, one fcfiei'
an, 81 po,s,n,n marc Diaaaoed.
sual,er & Cro,ks,'s b. c. by Shakespeare
dam by Madison,
Lsonard phelps 8 c by Jerry dam by
Tss..si. hea, Gu. 4s-2d hca; 2m SIS ID
hs., On. los. Day rainy and track very heavy
SECOND DAY.
r,ckey Club Purse Of Sa5o, mile heats, oa'ranee
Sis. ..,,,
Ra,er. Kents g f. Maid OF the LAX; 10y
Shakespeare, Yeas old ) us
William CasseiFs b Mefmai1 oy 0""N
sneare, 4 years old
,.hsn,s usle's c. h. Jack Randolph by
Shakespeare, years old
.iss,s--lsg heat An ss-2d heat Am i5s.
handsome plain Saddle valued at VS. 30 run
tor, mile out, by
VIM Sandcrs's 9. 6.
WIN Henson's b. 8.
II. Sheriff loln g
Track heavy but improving
I.,kov clab Purse Of 500 , mic heats, entrance
go.
/. II. ohve,'s b /. Moses by NJ Ton
son, dam Be'air, } yrs Old
rhom,, Hais's b h. Trislram shandy
by shskspeate, dam Madison, yrs
Hitler & croekel,s, b Ia. Mordce"I by
Van TromP dam by old sf Afehy,
Robert Kcnl's sc Canlecn by lio'spnr,
years old IN.
Time-ls, hea, 6m. l1s.-2d neat om. 2o'-'i
Ira, en- % -ilh heat m 39s.
,1,,n c. a vnucd a. 4 y run iofti niiiD
out, by
Mr. Ilonsons S. &.
Mr. Brownsb. S.
Mr.. Shepherds
Track good
forCTH pa.
Purse 5000. mic heats bctt in ) eniranee,s 10
Th,mns 'lale'sb h Voian, by Eeipsc,
8an by old Knoscly, years old, dr.
YIN. Casselfs s IN. Glare de Kitchen ny
Shakespeare, dam by Madison, yrs
OIL,
Mathews a. pfesions h. Al Roy by old
Timol,on. dam by Slr ila yrs old
rims-ist heat I'm jj5-2l hoot In 5bst-Jd
heat I'm. 5js
Thomas Holes b. 6.
Nj Hensons br. 6
Mr. Fullan'sb m.
Tims-2m Is Ttab u dae order
riFru DAY.
purse 5000, mie hcutr, onirafe SO
II divers Is. b. pevortauxi BY Sink
soeare, dam by plomcie, years OLD disi'
Phelps & Mathew :. C. ~ JefTy dam 10y
Vrginjan, 3 yrs old
Tho,. Hae's 8 h. Bowling t'rcon 10y
Whites TlmoleOn dan AmeIleus,l yrs.
old, VI
Halter & Crockett S b. c unsene Awmb
Ii, II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

Il AS an act Of justice 10 Mr.. Archer, we suI,.
JON nrlat abstract Of an article which. appe,rcd
IN inc Wing ofthe lth inst more flv cxplana.
o'y 't his course on the Force Bill, and in rtla,jo,
10 ms vote, at the close of he session of CONGRESS
IN 1855, against The resolution, affirming the safe,v
OF me public depostes in the Bank of TIE TTnitoJ
''a'eS accompanying 1t with few remarks
ISL me Force Bill" My opinion is (says Mr.
mat whistle State processes to continue q
eI"pU"eh' member OF the Union, and has no, de.
clarcd Secession, the government is aI,bori.,od
ana required to have the laws carried into o0;,o,
w''h'n It's limits, by the employment, of force If
"eed be. I'll did net hold this opinion. I shouyd
&c u Nu'fyer, which am not. This opinion I
should have maintained in debate, if occasion had
''qu'red me 10 engage in it. No such occasion
was a, presented, as voted against the bill. This
: o.d on two grounds, ls that it was unadvised
AMI eve" Inconsistent 20 accemnaay measure oe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

AH5ottoHs Robbcry A young gentleman, nam
Ell Darius Powers from Cincinnati, lodging a
iIots Hotel, was Knocked scnsee,s by blow
with club on the back of his head in Futon stree,
near Gold, ON "Wednesday night last by It iuifln
whom dr. = thinks followed hln f5om the parh
Thcatre, anl r. bbed of about ifli0 IN money n
clunple gold watch and his hat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

Edward Way.en, an Englishnan, mas Uee'
bound over in the sum Of 900 dollars, at Boston
charged with having challenged Alessandfo uhe'
raldi, an Ilsilan, TO fight duel.