Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-13

a. being total IN part OF Arkansas, MIS-
pedoe' aI.hams. Georgia and South Carolina.
alPp', A'aoa'-'
col. CROCKETT.
~ York papers publishes the fol-
One o' ,,om Col. Crockett 10 a friend IN that
os'ns w. f,sr II reached New York tn lac 10
ly' W" ~ At all events, the Colonel was by
any ss.suine, as The resnl; shows :;
100 Sir Il give you many thanks for your
NY o's e,,w,rdlng TO me The Ithosraphic like
na'es' ,a.s.f painted in Washington, last win
ess " N.Y. NJ, de- Rose. My wife says ii looks pre-
~ " do af,er returning from hunting. BY
9'cy =. ~. Tories have just nominated Mr..
"ay, IN nv district in opposition TO me. If
4"''" ,hs,d i he is better huntsman than ev-
.sIa',,,h, he was, and I've known him from, a
! ra,sn,y wears ago lhere was powerful
n,ioke of bears IN our o's'f'c''
u"roo If nv friends express great consarn about
Sun yo,k election tell them 10, 10 fear,
- vas not among them last summer, and
vi 80 ,,ore was no doubt that every Wing would
Nn." a,,v s,dl. if this letter reaches you in
!, ,.;Il do no harm 10 give IT place III some
sa wh;, naucr. And wish you to try to spur
s,o,v voter tha, is lukewarm- jus, put sonc IN
III. Gas INTO his heels and tell him 10 :" 60
h.oJn Do not let any Of our friends keep open
han ON the three days Tell them TO DO Us do,
ID ,h.l is despatch one thing at u time. As an
ln,,raton will tell wha, happened not two weeks
bgo:
A Young man came up 10 me while hunting and
k.j my consent 10 give him my dau sh,er. | was
81 NJ mat moment -nsas.d IN hattie with wolf
a cslamount Hold a moment, said |, and
l. N. d,spa'ch these fellows, and then I'll attend
yoa-one thing at a time Is my nolto After
\, ,hr ugh thai job sad !, now yong man, viii
lecd to you. What's your wish 2-IIo repeated
i, question: which was TOO much engaged to lis
IN 10 at first. Yes, said | yo ng man., u go u
esdm Nov you have gpi boih a wolf and q cat
NOM, 10 STAY, and what have tn say Is, do it
one. | am GLAD to see that ysu have placed
yampson on your ticket. We want all his strength
4, Washn y,on next winter. He must cone aai-
5aOrn Of ms iotks, and take has seat by mc. AS
hs phll.siines will be upon ninl he mus, bring n
)n,g with him his iaw5oss--and iheu never iear
40 ahead" Your friend ara feo. citizen,
CROCKETT.
My Paysrs- Cornclius y. Baldwin has issued
pposals for publishing, in Buchanan, Bctetonrt
buny. sp.pcr, to We called " The James River
Idyocl,e, and Southwestern Wig" 1t is to be
o.le to the udmini,ua.ion1 andto Mr.. Van Bu-
b. We shall publith the prospectus, if practical
ls in our next.
Charles G. Green proposes to publish d, Boyd
a Meck.cnburg county, " The Expositor" He
opposed To Mr.. Van Buren,, and in favor of Mr..
L.i.h, as next President, aaJ rathsr touched with
utilization.
Ms Litsrayy Jsarsal We have received the
Dst Ne Of paper, to be PUBLISHED in R'chmond,
5ncs week by NJ Nj. Robinson, Esq. to DO called
TIE Literary Journa,' at tue remarkably low
ce OF - SO per snnun. II TO be composed
knei2slly of sci ,ction, from The ,ch treasures of
msrl an and Foreign literature, furnished by the
s periodical publications Of the day. We have
barely time 10 glance a, the con..ats OF til LIST
b. bit the ao,lity and taste Of The EDITOR is an
Dn1le guaranty that his Journal will deserve the
d, onase of The community.
IT The Danube o,se,rsr j, really 30 witty
ond log cal, thai We musi egen consent TO cry pee
vi! The presiding genius Of that potes, ton-
sn though young 10 the RECESSION. prates as dog
5nalIcaIly as wel.-taugh, parrot. We should
adse HIM to be on apt scholar, il not that the
Eoss is such an admirable compendium for begin
fm, that any man may sooa become proficient IN
he scence WHO Gun commit TO memory "a few OF
10 slang whangins dosmas.
r. Some OF the Ohio papers are loudly COM !
|ssung ofthc conliauai inalx into that Safe of
Free negroes and runaway slaves, and urging the
proper authorities to adopt measures both TO pre-
sM the increase, by grafton, Of this species OF
|pOpulation and to get rid OF those already there
P.hsy like wise complain of the course pursued by
Ihe aboitionists among them, which they aiIiihi
mus lead to the most disastrous consequences mol
pnly in political ou, in a social point Of view
r. Mr. Garrett d. Wall, the new Jackson Sc
fNor from New Jersey, is said TO be an I'D Jede-
FaliA We suppose lie has Undergone The mos
tra process Of conversion, and is now, like Mr.
fancy, Mr.. McLane, and other approved Jackson
republican democrats, dyed in the WOOL"
rT Tho friends Of Mr. George Loyal, Of the
H. Of R. in Norfolk and Portsmouth recently invi-
ted him To public dinner, which, in consequence,
Of his recen, recovery from severe spell OF illness
and the pressure Of his engagemens,h he declined sc-
cspiing
!. The Rev, D.. Ducachet, of Norfolk has re-
!, sucd the Rectorship of Christ Church, IN that
borough and accepted the invitation to The Rector
ship of 81. Stsphsn's Church, in Philadelphia, va
Gated b, the death ofthc Rev Dr.. Montgomery.
n We learn, from the last Char otesville Adj
voeae, tina, James Garland, ESQ. Of Nelson, has
been nominated by the Jackson Congressional Dis
trIct Convention, as candidate for Congress, ~
the Albemarle district, now represented by Gen
VIM. F. Gordon. The Advocate says that Mr..
darland accepts the nomination.
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