Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

ltempatod bargains may hal Of them ia numerous
instances and the lands oil red by them arc not
surpassed by any IN m tkei iiads Yazoo, Mad.
lson AM pats of Rankin, (centra ana Middle com.
| ies alse ford singl. tracs for SAL which nsr
not exculIed considering all their advantages, by
any Norh and East OF nc Mississippi liver.
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Sr A public dinner YVES given IL Gov VIM Z.
| Dnval, by the citizens of Bafdsiown Ken ON the
9th INST, " 10 greet an old acquaintance after a
long bbsence, and 10 renew that bond of friendship
with one, whose talents statesman " hose
Kindness as nciehbor, and whose vaues rs a
man, endeared hun TO them IN times gone by.
Politics were entirely exclud4d Charles A
Wiekliffe, Esq presided at The dinner ana Gen !
| Simpson acted as Vice President. Judge Rowan,
Judge Churchill, Capt John +. Duval, Saml
Beaii, b. II. Duval John Caho IN, Esqrs and DR.
w. D. Price were invited guests.
ST The citizens Of Petersburg have invited Mr.
B. w. Leigh TO public dinner, to be given on the
18Th of October, and MI l.. has accepted the invi.
walton. The Petersburg ln,c,ligencer says" We
are requested TO state that such OF Mr.. Leigh's
TRENDS IN the neighborlng counties may be dis
posed 10 unite with our townsmen this occasion
will meet with cordial reception, and that the rr
engagements for the dinser will be made with u
view toaccommoiatc many OF our country friends
as may feel dis, osed 10 attend
CInclGnati paper nominaes Mr.. Van Blu
zen IS President and Mr. fancy Vice P,csl-
NJ l. editor mus hav) NC slofa,ch OF an
tch.
gs One of the Kitchen Cabinet organs in Ohio
thus d,courscs the sui ct Of the next Presiden-
cy:
We feel that we are speaking the sentiments
of the democrats of Ohio, and ~o believe, the de-
moctats OF the union, when we say that, TO ensure
the concentration and full success of the party, Ven
Buren, is the man to whom The friends Of the pre-
sent administration look as the LEGITIMATE sue.
cEssoR 10 Andrew Jackson"
If such n sentiment ms the foregoing be in ruth
that OF the democracy II Oalo we are sure II will
not meet with the appreciation Of the democracy of
Virginia. The doctrine of" legitimate successor
ship" however it may accoid with III notions oi
European slaves, Ia b. en-, we supposed, long ago
exploded in this country. In charity, however W.
must believe that the waiter al Inc above sentence
is more loyal than WISE aud that he attaches TO III
term leg utmafe The simple meaning Of t~a,eJiatc-
not that the Presidency, OF right; belongs To MIR
Van Buren, as the heir, legitimate OF lcglIlmatc,
of Con. Jackson
- Mr. McDufiic in consequence of continued
i'll health, has resi- ncd his seat 10 Congress The
election of his successor will take place in Octo
Der.
II Mr.. Hugh Goodwin, Jr. appears in the
Enquirer OF the 23I, his own proper Signature
IN defence of the Presidents conduct at Gordons
vile, IN OIangc county, on his recent journey To
Tennessee. Mr. Goodwin appears TO have been
constantly in henr!ng of the President; ard he as
thnt he " never heard the President utter one
word about M Pondexter, unless particular en-
curry IN ,de of HIM, and then Wih soms re
iuclancc' Ate, good dead of bslderdash Alr
Hugh Goodwin, Jr. says th1t" $50 far as he was
ahe TO Judge the occasion referred 10, the Pre-
sdent acted with the discretion OF a phIlosop her
his Conversations were generally directed 10 the
subjects of he Bank, Internal Improvement and
SJllifcaiIon IN Which he exhibited he skill Of the
ogicIan ARD the proiundlty of statesman. Doubt
less-doubt.rss. Y ur fortune is made, Mr.. Hugh
Goodwin, Jr. Any office you may choose TO de-
mind, IS At your service.