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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27
RU MORS.

We copy the following paragraph from letter
from Washington, in the Charleston Courier
There are some rumors abroad, IN reference
to changes and appointments, which as they ap-
pear to come from respectable sources-by which
| mean sources very near the Exccu,ivc,are worthy
of communicating. 1t is said that Mr. Forsyth
is to be appointed to seat on the Supreme Bench,
in the room of the late Judge Johnson, and LOUIS
MLanc, in the place of Judge Duval, who, accor-
ding to report has sgnifed his intention to resign
if he has not already resigned. There IS flying
tumor that Governor, or rather Secretary Cas-,
may be benched, and not Mr.. Forsyth. Again :;
we have statement that Mr.. fancy is to como IN
to office once more and to take his original place
in the Cabinet as Attorney General. Tho report
proceeds to ate that Mr. fancy has received as
suranoes from Senators, who opposed his appoint
ment to the Treasury, that having cvlnced their de-
termination to mark with their signal dspleasurc
the man Tho had actually removed the public de-
posi,es, they disposed to carry their hostli
" any further and, therefore, tina, his nomination
Of Attorney General would not be unacceptable to
them. To make way for Mr.. Taney,as Attorney
General. it is said that Mr. Butler will be removed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27

time Fam 50 much vexej, Mr.. EIior, tina, |
have set down TO write you this roie
A CossrASr READER"
For our own ports, We see no Ifs prapfeiy in oe
oaSfonoAy borrow ire n nc pspnper = nor should VIZ
object % an hdbHaat borrower, If his poverty, and
not his WILL was the cause OF u. But Il wo wish
cd 10 read journal and were able to pay Tor IT, we
shouli M more think oe reading ,; cons anily, at
neighbours expense, than We ~oall borrow his poi
every dev in which II noil our bpeon One is lnst
as proper rs the other. IL annoying to tho sub.
ser,bcr (pnd Tome Of ours have complained of
these spongGs) anJ unjust to the Publishers, VITO
labor so far rs the borrowers arc concerned for
nothing. and fnd themselves
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27
HENRY BROWN, JR
NenrlY opposite the Banks,


rs NOW opening and receiving large stock OF
u beautiful Goods many OF them bought at
auction in New York and phedcl phin lie pied
ges himself to sell ut the loycst prices md invites
those wishing TO purchase 10 call for bargains. lie
has now hind
Fine and Superfnc Cloths, Cassimcrcs md Coss-
nets of many shades and coors
Nopt. Couons, Linseys, twillcd Ke.eys and
Blankets,
Silks Challys, Clrcassions nnd Merino Cloths
Beautiful Sim wis, plain md embroidered
Scotch, American and Brussels Carpeling
A variety OF Linen Goods, very cheap,
English prints, new patterns
Real French embroidered Copcs, very fine
Embroidered and plain KID Cloves, Blond ditto
Silk, Cotton and Lambs Wool Hosiery
French walking Shoes for Indies.
For the use of families small supply Of IVES
INDIA PRESERVES AND PICKLES, togc'h-
er with Copcrs, Olives MosurJ Almonds Plums,
and Candies, at reduced prices.
The stock Indeed is large for the place aud cmbra-
ccs grea, variety ofGOODS, oil of which will
be sold, on the most reasonable terms.--Couniry
Merchants and Pedors may here roplcnsh then
stock, should thu require it.
Nov 81 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27

1here are others, Of private nature. which
euiai 10 himself. It's never our wish in 4; ..o,,.
ING OF puoi'e men, TO bring their personal ,e,,,,
''ons INTO discussion. But ii seems To Ms thu, !, .
no' only proper, but that the obligation ia ;,nno,
i've, when VIGOROUSLY corrupt man is thru, g.
ward Tor the most exalted dIgnities of ,ba D.,
| c, that the laxiiy of has moral conduct s,onht ~
urged as u barrier 10 his ofrci 4 aoor,,d de-.
ne character OF country is identified viii - :,
OF lis rulers especially in elective ooyorn..a.s,
winch place 1t Ia the power OF the peoos n 80,
talent and virtue, and TO rebuke mcdiocri,y ,n w..
oy conerrinS distinction on the ono and c,nda,,,
'hs the ohar to perpetual and deserved obscn,;,y
"ha', then. should be thought, and what will be-
sao, OF nation, which, exercising the rich, or 90.
ice''ns It's own rulers shall call TO its second ctce
sueh a man as Thomas Ii. Benton Sometimes
"''eco, sPiehdl abilities throw 50 thick n veil
o'e' ."e 10" ana sorold vices of their possessor
."a' nc people, dazzed by The spendcr of the one
or ek-use me gross olfensiveness of the 9th.
er But Mr. Benon's mental endowments n,cson,
no io'i to his personal obiquites HIS history is
as meagre IN intellectual Achievements as il s nroli
he IN moral deIin1icnries It's true he ;na,c,,
long speeches upon the Senate and the country--
they are moi, however, III, exquis,elv elabo, .ied
productions OF his own genius, bu, the borroweJ
inoors oil more profound minds His head is a
vast depository of other mems reflections. which
memorzed WITHOUT method arc retaied without
Judgment w 18th few axoms, set down j, his
notebook, and conn'd by roe, he utcrs sage detluc
ions from them, as ofuniversal application, with
out tho sasacity to perceive that general truth
should be mohiied by circumstances and times. And
shall such man as Thomas II. Bcnton, -standng
before the nation in this attitude as man Of snot-
ted character, and statesman of inferior capaci.
~ and limited acquremcnts-be elevated to the Sc
cond office of the Republic, and con,ingen,ly to
the first, by the suffases ola free, Intelligent and
honest peoplel We will not believe it, We can.
not yet admit that popular elections are s:ourge
rather than blessing We cannot believe that
the great body ofthe people have neither wisdom TO
discern nor virtue TO rcbnkc incapacity ann vice,
when, rendered daring and impudcnt by their un
natural elevation from the obscurity in which they
should always remain they seek 10 rise still high.
er in the scale of public favor-a standing monu-
ment of the blindness Of party zeal. Should it CIV
or happen, we may well oblterate all d stnctions
from our moral code; for we shall cease practical
ly to hold out any simuants to public honor or pri-
vate honesty when confer the highest honors of
ihs country upol one whose life exhibits disregard
of bo h.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27

Mf' Ly'le IS reelected to Congress from In.
CINCINNATI district. in Ohio, 10 fill the vacancy oc
oas''ned by his own resignation. Alo,t 5000
.n'es were relled, aud he received a majority of
10 over ). washington Mason, (forme,i, one Of
ms pon'cai tfIends,) cabinet maker Of Cincinnati,
who came out a day or two before the elc,,,o,. Mr.
Lyue' IL VIII be recoecied, resigned after the Inle
sener'i election In Ohio, because he was beaten
Tor Inc next Congress by Mr.. Siorer. the Wing
eehuiuate. The Cincinnati Gozette SAYS that he
o"sn' 10 resign again, tnasmuch as he hes rot yet
'eeeNeo Us many votes rs we've given to Mr. Sto-
rer--ndeed, his own vote is now thousand less
man II was at the general election The gentle.
man mas involved himself in n moat ud,crons pre-.
u'oame"' by very foolish aot--and every step he
now lakes will but involve him the deeper.
At since the foregoing was written, VIC observe
u stated that Mr.. Meson intends TO contest MIR.
Lytle's election, the ground of tho reception o:
hlega' votes and the irregular conduct of the Judges
OIL he election IN some of he wards and townships
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27
MARRIAGES..

MARRIED, on the Ct inst 10y tic Rev. Sam
nel Armlsiead Mr.. - W WATSON, of Prince
Edward, 10 Miss SARAH WYATT, Of Char.
lotte.
- on Wednesday, tho loth inst bv tho
Rev. VIM Lefwch q. IL MIR. WILLIAMSON
BURNETT TO Miss CELIA ANN, ushier OF
Mr.. John Nance hll IT Bedford
-, on Thursday, the 2D,h inst. 10y tho Rev.
stephen Wood Of Ffonklm, Mr.. THOMAS
SAUNDERS, son OF Daniel Saunders, to Miss
sEBRAY, daughter OF Mr. James Burnett, oil Of
Bedford.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27
OisIrU AIRY.

DIED, on Friday, the ilih inst. Mrs FRAN.
CES hRMlSTEAD corsort of MIR. Samuel NJ
Armlslead, of Campbell, ged about 81 years Sin
was member of the Presbyterian Church, in zoo,
standing, and sand to her pnsto' who was sitting
by, holding her hnnd, about half an hour before her
departure, love my Jesus, and closed her eyes
on all terrestrial things She I9t ono chlld tile
daughter, and an aiirconote husband
From he National KlteAiigeacer.
DIED, at NIcholnef on or near the Black Sen
THOMAS MUNROE, one Eth, Aids. de. e amp
OF the Emperor of Russia. aged thirty six years
His death wos rumorcd nbou, two months previous
ly, but he was afterwards at Odessa IN n lmproy-
ed state of health and authentic accounts received
thence by his father IN Washington, no, only pro.
we'd tho rumor 10 he premature, (though founded on
severe and then almost hopeless, Illness but gave
encouragement to expect his recovery. On his re-
turn TO Nicolaef, however, his mnlady (of pumonn-
~ naiuro) rapidly Increased, aud ended his exist.
once IN n few weeks
From The Jacken (7enn) S'niipcl, Nor 3
DIED-ln this county, IN the 1T inst. ROB
ERF u. GANNAWAI son of Rob- Gannawny
IN the 18th year Of his age lie was moral whilst
in health and had many pious impressions con.
corning the Christian religion. which wcto never
fully developed until the affecting hand Of Prov.
dcnco overlook HIM at which time he expressed n
desire TO hear some Christians sing aud pray.
lis requcot BEN, granted, fe united his voice in
hymns ofprnlsc 10 God, AMI thtn expressed fully
his willingness To die, being conscious that his soul
was prepared TO soar alouf above vain and trou.
blesomo world 10 the pnfndIsc Of its God there 10
reign and rest forever blessed. In this frame OF
mind he continued un'il be expired, often singing
md cxhortng those around TO meet him in heaven
lie has left nitcctionntc parents and many friends
ID lament his loss " hlgi then minds must no caied
At the consoling thought thai their loss is ha gain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27
MASSACHUSETTS,,

In 2s9 towns, the vote tor Governor ''ahos Us
follows: ..,oo
Davis (Whig) 80,
Morton lJackson) ,o'o ,-,
Bailey (Ani-Mason) oao1
Allen (Working-man) o !,
Las. yea, ,saaa tho Anti Masonic, 1924 the
Workingmen's, 3l50.-Gov. Davis.s p,esen, ma
iori.y over all the other candidates ia'ol9H ",s
gain since las, year, 2i,i46, Well dono' o'e Was
| sachusctts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27
NOTICE..

e Y pursuance OF decree OF he county court o
i Campbell, nj iis November term, 1884, in Tho
case of B. Arnold vs. WIN. c. Clayton and Susan
his wife, the undersigned Commissioners oppoin-
ted by said Court, will proceed TO sell. on Tuesday,
the Both Of December next, on The premises, by
way Of public auction, on credit Of ono aud TWO
years for equal portions ofthc purchase money the
Tract OF Lnnd in the decree refcrfedt TO, belonging
to the estate of John Arnold, deed. and on which
nc formerly resided lying IN the county of Camp
bell about 3 miles from the mouth OF Otter Creek,
and containing about 500 acres. The buildings
are very good. and the plantation IN good repair.
The purchasers viii be required ,og've bonds
with endorscfs, AID hen the land, to secure the
payment Of the purchase money.
BEVERLY ARNOLD, ! Commits.
WELL LEE, ! slouors
Nov 81 In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27
BORROWING NEWSPAPERS.

The following article copied from the Alc1an-
dria Gazette is of universal application:
Mr.. Editor Il am perfectly shocked at the
mesnness Of this world. What would you think
when tell you, that, as has been my constant Gus
,um, sent to my neighbor this morning to barron
the paper, and a message was sent back that he
had stopped -" Good Heavensl" exclaimed :;
stopt it for what 7" Because he says w's
the reply, " that he is much pcsered with peo-
ple sending to borrow it, that he has no good OF II
himself" There's pretty reason Tor you 10
think that man shoull be so mean, and put his
ueighbors to such an inconvenience why, !
shall have to send several doors farther OH now +;
for as for borrowing from ha, crusty fellow, -,
who about two months nso impudenly told me
that I" deserved to have my head rubbed against
brick wall for sponging," will not. No! I'm
determined never to bettle myself so much as TO
ask any thing from him But only to think, that
nv nc shbor has had his paper stopped because he
is so pcs,crcd by borrowers; Well now, IT that
does Mt bca. any thing have heard OF for some
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27
ONE CENT REWARD.

ONE CENT REWARD.
AZ ANYWAY fom The subscsibey few dsys
= ego, an indcnied apprentices TO the Ssd6hee
and Harness. making business, named JOHN
j. TURNER, ebout II or Is years ofsss,
eiack hair sod eyes. Hc wore off q white ~,
brown coat and drnb pantaloons. Ali persons aso
forwnrnsd from hnfborins or employing biM The
above reward and 10 charges, will Be psid for No
apprehension and delivery 10 the subscriber
J z. SHACKLEFORO.
5sP Tho Richmond Wing ond Richmond Enqui.
rer will publish the foregoing iwce, and forward
their afe,i.s 10 tbs olhce for payment
Nov. 81 A.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27
Cash for Negroes !.

YVVrE will pay the higbes, cash prices forat
w the likely Young Negroes. Of both sexes.
from 70 10 90 or q wears Of hge. we can get.
Those wishing 10 sell requested 10 refer 10 John
A. Rowan, at Lynchburg, by letter or otherwise.
ROWAN g. HARRIS.
Nov. 10 IFS
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free PAYERS s.ost.

.OSr on Monday evening, the 9th inst, be-
"a tween Fishing Creek md tho lower pant OF
town. my FREE PAPERS, obtained in the cor.
pora,on of Lynchburg. Whoever may have
found them will confer great favor by returning
them 10 me, and, ifreqaircd will bc lbcrolIy rewor.
ded. JOHN MOSS, a booinlan.
Nov. 81 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27

fliiE subscriber w,li sell On credit ot twelve
Il months, on tho 18Th OF December neIi, if
lair, If not the neAi fair day, between 40 and 100
barrels Of Corn. MI 81 his Fodder, Stock Of Hogs
and about 30 very fine sheep. and some good
Mich Cows u ynkc Of OIen, Car, Wagon, and
Eve Good Work Horses. n pair Of Mares, which
ride well aud nre in fsnl by q Jack all Of his
Plantation Utensils aud IL his land is not sold be.
fore that day. he will rent both oil his plantations.
lie would prefer 10 sell aud would give great
bargain. Tie plantation on which b, resides has
fifty bushels OF wheat seeded on il " well caIcu-
lated for n House OF Entertainment, with good
Limr Quarry on beth tracts A. l.. WILLIE.
NV ~ iiids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27

WINTER LAMP OIL, Nev Bed
" f"a manufacture, best qunlily by barrel
gallon
Malaga Wine by barrel or gallon
Writing Paper by quIrc rcam
Prunos by box or pound
Coleata's bcs, Starch, by pound or boz
DIR Robertson WEIGH Mcdicamentum, genuine.
For sale by Howell DAVIES.
Nav, 10 i6s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27

The Univcriiy.-Tho Charlottesville Advocate
says, that, during the Of the present year,
the Library Of the University Of Virgin, has re-
ccived presents from England amounting to little
short of $1,000. The FIST was by the British go.
vcrnment, Of Ger ain documents printed under the
direction Of the Record Commission ; the second
was from the executor Of Jeremy Benlham, the pro-
found scholar and nrisl, by whose direction his
works were forwarded to the University; and the
third by Col Henry Beauty, of his Nautical and
Hydraulic Experiments, prntedi IN three splendid
ouorto volumes. Such acts Of comfy illustrate
and enforce the opinion recently expressed by
Lord Brougham and VI. Arugo, al Edlgburgh, that
the diffusion of science is the great means Of per
pclualng peace between nations.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27
HOUSE KEEPERS.
Stanlcy's Rotary Cooking Stoves

VIE subscribers are now prepared 10 exhibit
4 the above new aud splendid Patent Cook.
Ing Stoves, which. for conv caence and economy,
both of fuel aud labor, greatly surpsss any ariil
clio Of the kind ever before ofe,cd TO the public.
We VII. not go ipto (whnt might he ihonghi) m
The favor Of every r'onomist 10 call and exam
ine the Stoves al our Counting Room. for them.
srlves. We have bit few o. hand which will ba
sold At tho Pa,.ntres price In Baltimore. with The
expenses added thereto. Should the article meet
with any thing like dc pant. will order with
Jespateb. +, $. MILLER ~ co.
Nov % diff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27

TEMPERANCE.-M Delayan, OF Albany
a Jealous friend of the Temperance cause, attend.
ed the Convention recently held in Charlottesville
and on his return home he obtained The following
paper which he hos given to the public through thu
medium of the newspapers
Berg satisfied from observation and expert
cnce rs well from medical testimony, TINT ar.
dent spirit as drink, Is moi only needless, bu hurt
full and that the entire dlsusc Of it would tend to
promoe the health, the virtue and happiness Of the
community, we hereby express our conviction that
would the citizens OF the United States, aud cspc.
chilly ali DUNG MEN, discontinue the use Ct II
they would not only promote their own benefit, bu
the good Of their country and the world
JAMES MADISON,
hNDnEw JACKSON,
JonN QuINCY ADAMS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27
EON NENY.
OIL, cold pressed. by bottle o.

q ,ASTOe OIL, cold pressed. by bottle o.
~ gallon
L'quorcc
Combs, Ivory, fine TOOTH superior
do Dressing & Pocket do
Guard Chains, Bead and Metelic
chcss-men and Boards
Shaving Boxes, superior
Bnucdorcs and Shualecoeks
Visiting Cards. assorted superior
Macnssar end Russia Oils
Tecthlng Rings
Sal, Of Roses Camphor and Vinegar, now ari-
cles
pocke, Books and Wallets now style, and bsau,.
full
Card Csscs md Souvenirs, assorted, beautiful
Extinct Black ellebore
Ink Powder Biotk English
Smnl Squire Maen"sio superior
Emp. ANN. with llyd.
! Emp Adhesive, on linen md in rolls, sup. English
Porcelain Teeth, aosodcd
iIyd. Sulphur
| Cynnufe Of Potoss
Cum Elastic Ends for Injecting
| Rhubnrb, Powdered English sup.
| Ilorehcund Ginger, Iceland Moss
| Coils. foot, Aromatic, Magncsa Soda and Pepper
mint Sod, aud Ginger Bi.Cnrbonate, Bath
Pipes and various other .Ifcdicated LoEcngcs,
in high standing.
Paint Boxes Twcezcrs, etc. for sale by
Howell DAVIES.
Nov. II IFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27

The Mystery Solned The Yankees nrc, IN
truth hard TO beat One ofthem, in Boston, It IS
said has recently discovered the process by which
tho Mysterious Lady is enabled TO give rcspoo-
scs TO questions which she does no, her, and to
name articles which she does not see. Tie has
published pamphlet, in which the mystery Is de-
velopcd, md kcyis FURNISHED by which any per;
son is enabled TO perform the same tricks. Boston
is the last piece in the wcrId for jusslcrs 10 sue
coed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27

the Caanet is likely % be egain Disturbed"
7 Noah, Of The N Y. Star namina,es Willie
T. Mangum, Esq. now Senator in Congress
from North Caroiiue, as next President of the u
States. Mr. NJ. is a man of fine ,alents--bn, be
rs too Little known, and has too slender hold on
the affections ofthe people, TO justify his non ina
ton.
si Chief Justice Marshall is nominated ~ next
President by writer in the Baltimore Chronicle
The Alexandra Gazette well observes, IN reference
to II, Many an old revolutionary patriot, could
h" see such contamination arrived al, would be
really 10 utter his Num-, Domino! &c.
II the Lynehbdrg VrgmIun really thinks, rs il
says that Judge White !" is n very talented and
an honest mat, what is it that withholds the sup.
port of that respectable print from such an ndvd,
ual for the Presidency
Columbia (Ttnn.) Observer.
Because there are others, equally talented and
honest, whose principles are more in accordance
with our own, and whom we otherwise prefer
Uhat is Democracy The Jackson men all
style themselves democrais-w whether they be day
aborers or wealthy ouncers II is really nmu
sing 10 hear such man as John Marshall sigma
tzed rs an aria3e,at,-a man, who. in his per-
sonal appearances, IN his manners IN his princ-
pies, in his habits of life, Is provcrbinly unnssu-
ming and transformations while another, who dros-
SEES like danty, wears RIFLES aud silk hose pro-
tects his pretty hand from the rays OF the hot sun
10y silk gloves land fares sumptIousy every day, F"
one IN short who would think himself degraded
by familiar intercourse with the bourgeoiSc except
he wanted their sweet voccs'-s held up as n
democrdt of the genuine stamp. That our readers
may see what democrat is, we copy the following
sketch Of Mr.. Van Buren, who, being the demo
cratic candidate for the Presidency may be sup
posed to be fair representative oi The species
from speech recently delivered ut pub
lie meeting in New York by Dudley Sclden,
Esq -
have often been amused IN walking through
the streets Of Washington from my lodgings TO the
Capitol seeking out my way over the damp and
muddy side walks MS my colleagues were drawn
along in . comfortable carriage with their high
mettled stceds, nj the thought that they assumed for
themselves the appellation of poor and lowly dem
ocrats, whilst was numbered by them among the
purse proud .lstocraoy ms daily Witnessed M
Van Buren, long upon his velvet cushions, with
his famous English goodman on the box, dressed
in livery, and his eoimnn holding by the tasscl bc.
hlnd and dressed IN liycry,& reco lcced thu, this
was the man who claimed TO be the purcst sample
Of democracy, tho very leader Of the democratic
party. Often have asked, myself, is 1t possible
the people can be thus gnlled aud cheated by hol-
low pretences."
TEMPERANCE.-M Mr. Delayan OF Albany, !
fr,pn IF II NTH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27

g.r Tie Canada people arc initiating the Amc'
leans The late elections il Montreal have bee
very rioious and dsordcrly. F,renr were used
though no deaths arc mentioned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27

n Theodore Lyman, Jr Esq the present May
or of Boston, has been nominated by the Wings
for reelection. Mr. Lyman was n Jackson ma
when choscn-bu, he voted the Wing ticket oi tn
late election
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27

10 The soperinitndeney Of one Of the Executive De-
ranmenis You will see, by these rnmors, that
the Caanet Is likely 10 be egsin disturbed"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27

az The Danvo Observer is mistaken in sup
Dos ny that VIC have changed our ground as 10 The
ripM OF instruction. We have atcays said TINT IN
structicns fairly Obtained, are obligatory upon The
representative. We have never SAID ti.at snch m
structions should be treated with contempt IL that
paper misunderstood our opinions, IT may attribute
!, either to our unfortunate ambiguity oflangungc,
or its own duilncss of apprehension, as It chooses
~ Vice President Van Buren, arrived IN Wash
in gton on Friday last.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27

7 Noah, Of The N Y. star, nomina,es Willie
I. Mansum, Esq. now Senator in Congress
from Nortn Caroiiua, as next President Of the u
States MIR. NJ. is man of fine taents--bni he
rs too Little known, and has too slender a hold on
the affections ofihc people, to justify his non ina
lion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27

Sir Chief Justice Marshall is nominated ~ mex
President by writer in the Baltimore Chronielc
The Alexandra Gazette well observes, IN REFERENCE
to II, Many an old revolutionary patriot, cou,
he sec such a contamination arrived at, would b,
rea1y 10 utter his Nune, Domino! Sc.