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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-24
Sale OF Eanl and Slaves,

y virtue OF the last VIII Of Richard Walker.
~ deceased, The subscribers will sell. nj public
auction, ON The rremises on Thursday tho n day
OF December nex, the Trocr Of Land on which the
SAID Walker rcstJcd, IN the county If Bedford |,
ing on the Forest road II miles from I,ynrhl,nrc.
containing 30 acres. On Jao same JaV. will bo
sold, without reserve, between % md 30 ynltiubl,
Slaves, tho sock OF Cattle llofses. Sheep md
iloss tie crop of Corn Ois md Fodder. The
tlanfatlon Utensils, AMI the liousehnd ND Kii.
chen Furniture, nsD qunn,ry OF Pok For the
Land pint of the purchase mony wi BE- rcdul.
red III haad, IA liberal credit viii be Eivep, FOR The
balance, 10 be secured " deed Of lfusi Fur the
personal property l. mon he crcd,' Will bs given
on al sanls above $50, on the Purchases giving
bonds With approved Security. Cash vii be ro,li.
red Tor the Pork anI on all Purchases nudsr $50
ihf sale Will comm nee nj, 10 O'Clock fuikr,
particulars IN the d,y Of Sul,
N. b The sale VIII hc con- inurd iron. flay 10
day II rendered necessary, by the inclemlney OF Tie
weather, OF any oth,r cHus,.
WIN RADFORD,
HECTOR HARRIS,
Ettenfoyt.
Nov. % II.
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MARRIAGES..

MARRIED. on Thursday evening last, hy the
Rev. r. q. Smith, SAML RUrlERFOORD
Esq OF Richmond, 10 Miss FRANCES, daughter
OF Mrs. - Watson, Of Tins place
-, on the Ist of Nov Mr.. JOHN NJ FEA
ZEL, OF Charlton Mlsssn,i, 10 Miss MARTHA
ANN ELIZABETH BURCKS, OF ST. Louis
-, on wednesday evening, the 18Th inst
by the Rev. VIM, l. llocomhe, Mr.. WM OKY
to Miss ANN c. daughter of Mr.. WIN. Sncod, all
Of this place
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HOUSE KEEPERS.
Stanlcy's Rotary (,ookino. Stnv,

,ENht subscribers are row prepared 10 exhibit
'"r "'"V" ne" and spenhld Patent Cook
'"g stoves, which, for convenience and ccnuomy
BON OF fuel aud Labor. greatly sn,pass WV al,
cle oi the KIND eve, h.ore ol ed 10 the pnhIic-
we wal not e" into (wha, might lie ,hongnD M
'i'hVag"ni description oi /, e atiiele bat viii ssk
nc '"'nr Of every economist tn call and exam
'n' the stoves NJ our Counting lioom Cor .trm.
siv"'. We have bat few on hatd which viii IA.
SOLD 1T the Patn're'S price III L 1himor. with the
expenses a'drd thereto. Shoals ihc nr,I,lc u,r,,
with any thug like de mani. We will order w,,i
'fsr"'en' r. 5. MILLER 81 co.
Nv % a,
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| "A TaChcai' Superior Court Of Law and Cha
IN Gerry, continued and held Tor Neiso. eo,esv.
a. me courthouse, on FRIDAY, the 81 dry Of Gee
| Alexander Shields. r.r
! against
samuel Doake, james Shields. n.,c'r Of N.,hs~
9h'tiuF, dec, and of Robert shris, dr. and in b;s
own t'gn', Ciauiins Buster, le'o Sheriff Of Ausus.
! IN County, Joseph Brown, edm'r Of Tbom,. NJ
son, dee, Adam sbnl zn, adm Of Michael woods
! cc WIN. Mitchell, Robert nacl,li. PLilip v N
smith, n James Mcdowell, Samuel MeDou.n
REID, Robert White md WIN. Paxton. rxoss -
John Robertson, dec Eens,
me iih'nti has'ng proceeded agnins. the u.
"d"", Samuel Doake, IN the mode presented by
IL" ns"'nF absent defendants, ard he s,Jf fniIew
% "''pr'f Nhd he his answer. On tbs nsisp. Lv
The plaintiff, Ivy COUNSEL his bill is taken fov se,.
Jesse" 80 TO that deirniant and the cause cop,inv
wv W o. hcaIh on The bill tie amended bill the an
""'f o. INC Defendant, James Shields, admir- Of Ma.
Va" "'"e'os' dee md Robert Shields, der. ard 10
y > O" u night, ,,lDbts and by the assent of J.,..
'"Han1 TIC council Tor all The ether defenders.
eNe'lH Salntl Donhr, ind was arcued by counsel
on consideration wi ereof, and i appest,ur 10 III.
court that snle Of the Negro slaves, Nav and
Maiinda ~ the bill mentioned toce her with hal,
hcrcnse, 1t any, since The institution of th. All,
must ultimately be had, and the proceeds iho,..f
Pad over 10 soma or all The other parties luiy.,s
IA ms c"use doth indulge, order and decree. TINT
zoe She"h OF this comfy do proceed, after sdys,-
il''hS the sale for thirty days IN the Lynchi,o,e
' "2n,"h' ana by like advertise ment at the from,
'oor OF u" court house of this county scil the ssiA
slaves anl their incroase, fanny, nt Nelson Cour,
House. on court day. 10, cash. to the hig hest bid.
d''' and defosne the money arising from the sad
ute !" one OF the Banks IN the town Of Lynch
brt@ to the CREDIT Of this suit md rcpo, h;s ,,o
tccdlngs 10 the court nj tue next term ther.ss !,
order 10 u final decree.
AC'ry-Ieste, RIO. G CUTLER, OK.
NOTICE.
IN pursuance Of thu above decree, | she'll ,,o>
cri to SELL for cnsh the within mention. ed p,on.,.
y to the highest bidder on Moniey tie 22d of De-
: '"o't' 1851 being court day, before mo frsas
ioor oil tho courthouse ofNelsop county.
LLOYD O. HARRIS, DEPUTY
for John DisScs, ShcriA Of N. Q.
-''''' vim
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Holm IL. DUNCAN

10y virtue Of q ec,eo of the eootty toort OF
ID Campbell mnde at October term, 1917, IN inc
SUI, of Snhrt et. al. Va Fatiss ct. ain finance
~. shall, on ucsday the 23d Of Dccemb next
sell, by way Of p'blc auction, at the late nwe"'h%
house of Benjamin Farss dee, all 'hc PERSONA
and Real Estate of said decedent, on credit Of one
and two wears, taking from the purchaser or pur-
ch,.crs bond with approved security.
JOHN FARtSS. Com.
Nov 9th 1888! wfW
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Nj ARKETS.

H-l,ot ond T'oba1c5 tie staples o. this market, |
remain without much variation of pr,cc.-Fo'
Wnea, rs cents are given, and good deal yet co
mng in.
Corn.-For tho new crop the prIce ms ranged
from ~ so 10 80 AT s. IS have bccn tho most
common sales though So are now & iycn. The crop
has proved to be better, in many ighboIhoods,
than was anlic pa,ed
Pork-Seyera large drovcs have passed on
throu h this place, but not much k'l'd and pu' up
hcre--tnc price has been without mhch variation
at ST. and the drovcrs unwilling 10 take less
N hat Quantity will come this way from the West
is doub fu. Some tn nix not as much ns IN former
wears The Cnarcsown, Kanawha, paper OF the
| 18th inst. says that upwards OF fifty Thousand
hogs have already passed up this valley on their
| way to the eastern markets. and other drovcrs arc
still coming on The number driven this, will pro-
badly considerably osergo that OF last season.
| Fine prire for improved SIo:k. Alexander
Tompkins, Esq of this place, lately sold Bun
Calf about 5 weeks old, The FIRST calf o. Devon
| Cow nv the full blooied improved Shorhon bill
Bol,y Ar. to gentleman in RockbrIdec county. Tor
800.
| Solor E1iip,e-On next Sunday, the goth oil
this month there will be a solar eclipse, v'sole
,hrou,hou, the United States. The American Al
m.nsc informs us that the moons total shnd-
ow will rass from Arkansas territory, through inc
Southern States TO the Atlantic, its centre tail'ng
little south of Charleston. Total darkness, IKE q
mooness night, will continue up"ards OF two MN
ucs at all places along the path Of the centre, hro"e
j the states Of Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia anh
4 South CArolina-In Virginia, the duration oi the
. eclipse will be less, and the darkness mol SC
n great, The eclipse will begin sbou, O'Clock L. M
y YThc girl in New Jersey, who caused SO mnc'
o cxclIement by producing strange sounds wherever
is she moved, ahlch were attributed by the p"ys'
csn who attended her ~ electricity has boon dc'ec
II cd in mnking the noises by voluntary agency--pu'
ting 10 flight, at once, the scientific theories and IN
eunerstit,ous fears with which shc had hi'ed III
H. h,ons and hearts of the crowds who were summon
#, cd ~ behold her freaks. The adroi'ness OF he
IN ,rcks should almost screen her from the resenmeT
Of of the subj cts Of her imposition
FL a.
.es ~ In a late criminal trial at Portland, MAN
f.e outlines Of which will be found IN another c
No. I,,.n the counsel for the accused enocavored
III .h;cd him from the legal consequences OF his erin
NJ. hv n,;nons the modern science OF phreno'fgy
Is ,he;r mid. They contended that the deveormen
in AZ the criminals Uranium were 90 palpnb'y i"de
on ty, of cruelty If dspcstio" unfc'et:d ~ c''n''
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Nov. 81
CASTOR OIL. cold pressed, by bo,IIO or

q ,Ao Oge O1A, c,io Pfessed, ny OottIo or
~ gallon
Liquorlcc
10 Root
Combs, Ivory, foe tooth, superior
do Dressing & Pocket do
Guard CHAINS, Bead and Metalia
Chcss-mcn aud Boards
Shaving Boxes, superior
Bauledorss and Shuttlfcocks
Visiting Cards, assorted superior
ncassar eud Russia OIL,
TccthInG Rings
Sui, of Roses, Camphor and Vinegar, new ori.
ces
Pocket Books and Wallets new style, and beauti.
fll
Gard Cases and Souvenirs assorted, beautiful
Extract Black llclIebore
Ink Powder Block Enekh
Small Sqnarc Magncsla, superior
Emp Adhesive, on lIn'n
Porcelain Teeth, a9soied
Hyd Sulphur
Cyanp:c Of P'tass
Cum EasIlc Ends for lniccllng
Rhuhptb Powdered Enghsh sup.
Horchound, Ginger, Iceland Mos
Col,. foot, Aromatic, Mag EST Soda and Pepper-
MIN, Sod, and Gingtt 3 c aboaatc, Bath
Pines and various other .Hcdicaitd Lozcngcs,
in high standing.
Paint Boxes, Tweezers, etc. for snc by
Howell DAVIES.
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N(l'I'JS,E.

"a -
W. ILL be sold 10 the highest bidder, for CO sh,
at Tic late residence Of Cnp, Wm Turner,
IN Tic county OF Amherst o. Monday tho sh day
OF December mex, apart OF the Tract o Land on
winch Chrf. Tuner resided at tho time of his
den'h, supposed 10 contain between three mud fon,
hundred nercs, including the Mansion House Al.
so his s'oek OF Houses, Cutie, Sheer md Hogs
l'ouseho d AMI Kitchen Furniture, Plantation u.
tcnslis, Sc.
he ebo'e sale IS made in pursuance ola Trust
'sea executed TO the 'ubsc'hc' by ho lac Crypt
I'm. intntr, bearing date the Is Jay al August,
1881, nnd oil record IN the CLERKS Office of Anhersi
County Court The title TO the above property !,
no doubt good, but shall convey tuoh rite,e. on.
" os IA vested IN me by tho decd nore-ad
WIN KENT, Trustee
Atthe seme time and place Of the ahave .nlc.
VII soil tho crop OF Conn., Fodder nad Oats mud
one set OF Baeksmlt,'s Tools WIN KENT.
Exocu OF Of VIM. Turner
Nov "a III.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-24
STATE ELEC TlONS.
OHIO.

r.. following cable, exhibiting the majorities
.;,.n to the administration and anti adm'n's,r"'o"
s.',;Ia.,, in the several Congressional districts
:, Ohio. is copied from the Columbus State Jour.
", which informs II. that j, has been prepared
W.T., erea, care having been extracted, IN al"os,
.,.,, instance, from the Official returns In the
st district, where both candidates were Jaekso.
o,.n,. and in The ION, where they were all whig',
,h. vo,.s for Governor arc taken as the basis of cal
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X.yNcMburg \ often kact0ry

XNMcMbWrS Z OtlON EAct0Fy'
1uYAIS Establishment il row in opera ION -
l. COTTON YARNS of superior quai"y will
l., furnished at wholesale Mt as low prices as any
Of similar qualities, made in V'renlo
will pay cash for GOOD COTTON, deliver,
ed n, the Factory, either Ia the seed or g'nned'-i
prefer buying II s'naed.
10. NORVELL, Agent
r. The Danyilic Reporter, Wythe Argus, Ab-
;np1oo Republican AID ROCKVILLE Register WI
please publish tn" above for 3 week. and forward
their accounts to this Office for payment
Lynchbufg, Nov. "a, 1884. Is
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JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

The K ann \ a Banner of Nov. Is, snys- "a
,,,;,, NJ ,h .,h cr,h.rs To the stock of tho James
RIVER and Kqnswha Company took fnc1 ~ wy
court house on Monday last, o" ~u'c' ",o's''''
lines Beam, ESD PRESIDED, and j. Z. M'faf''ho
w app,inted secrelary. A''er so'"e ae'.'e'''''''
Communication to the James River Company
VI agreed u,on. ani directed TO he Transmitted.
II. Banner doe. not apprizs US OF the character
Nlh,s communication.
". CO., .n,.. c:-.-.nn rrpars, the following
+l.,.. =, ,a.,o, 10 tho Buckingham Snbscrifnon
n,h. ,,o,x Of mi, Company, from its 'ide'''
| Il. and ,.a,ou, friend, Joseph G Cebel' E.a
WARMIxsrxa, II n Nov 1874.
n.rsr-rhe county alluded 10 IN my letter o,
1t, ss inst from Chatotle svtc, as i'kelf 10 '"''
sh,t 100 or $50 shares conhrm'ns ''s su''o''''
ton, was the county CT Buckingham.
| had the best reasons for expecting sue" q"
vent md Tor asking the add t"nal SUP cf'p''o" Vi
! looshares from the people Of Alternate
wen, over IN Mond,y las, to bhck'neha"
Cout', and IN public address to the poo nc u Wv
county, informed them of the all 'cndcrea 'to" '''
county OF Albemarle, and ef the object and motives
by which had been prompted. A, the same tune
reminded the county Of the high part wn'cn ;
had acted las, year. expressed the hope mat wv
'amc spiri, would be displayed to the end. l" w
course Of tn. day, mixed freely and CONVERSE
'ally with the planters and farmers OF the county
They received the friendly rebuke in the oes' sl''
H. Give our respects. said they, TO tbs peop's >.
Abemare, with our hanks for their KIND III q
hons; bu, tell them that Blu k'osham wants u
sd' and chooses to make up her o"" suoscr''',o'
'o'he evening, sat down with my ''ie"o' 'i
vs. Samuel Jones and r. NJ. Bonduf'n' '"'
INC COLLECTORS Of the coun v, and care'udy exam,
" mo lists; and We found that aztec "''''s - :,
"'", ana making every proper hehn ',o, ''o'' '
VIZ, That Out Ola subscrio ION o. ISL oW re u''
",he last Leg stature, SSl 500 were safe ; le"s"
only IS 100 to be supplied. This " QUO I'D
ven done before the sun went down, oa' Il"
''''ha'ed polite | discussion which occopie"
ce''e' par' of,he day You may rest assured ii
"' entire amour, will be paid. moun'e'
. "y" and rode home, no, knowing which most
.umre, the poll,cness Of the offer made by the COZ
y" Alhematle, or the handsome use to wh'ch
"" wrned by tho coun Of Buckingham.
Very respectfully, yours,
jos. c. CABELL
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" The Nashville X publican, the leading
champion of Speaker Bel IN Tennessee, nfirms
since in recsbofoSsfh, Ina, een'lsmfshf
ar, on lis face ,ncon,estolc evidence OF gross
carca,ure." II adds " Tina, the pretended report
contains some truths, is qsite likely, but VIC IRE
advised that these mixed up with error MS TO
make the sketch any thing but " true rtprcsent'.
,,oa of what was said by Mr.. Bell on the occasion
referred to-" As we copied the report Of the speech,
in Justice to Mr. Bell whom it placed in most IL
d,culous attitude before the public, we transfer
this denial Of its correctness TO our columns
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Nov %
N(k'1E1,F,-

FORWARN all persons from passn,
- through my Land about two miles from this
place, adjoining the Lands Of Richard Perkins and
others, under the penalty Of tho law
DAVID X LYMAN
Nov 81 -
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n late regulation of The merchants Of Char
ouesv'Ilc, entered loto n, the instance OF the Facnl
~ OF Tie University, will met with universal nm
probation. They have pledged themselves not 10
credit the students for goods
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acting organs a. to satisfy all wts believ. in tn,

s''1r o'6H"S, u 10 satIs'y MI who bellcVe In The
details rs well as the fundamentals OF phrenology
that he was no, moi fit SUBJECT Of punishment, not
my, IN truth. n moral agent Tho presiding
Judge tEmery) however not b. ng convert L. the
modem theory Of detecting lhe quo amino by Grant
oos'cal hunTs AM indentaions, ridiculcd ard re-.
e"ked this new tesi-~and The Jury concurring wnh
nm, the prisoner. as will hs seen. was sen, TO the
s's'e fhson Tor nine yeas Should phrcnoloey cv-
IT come in voaue, every iuryman ~ criminal ca
se', must needs be an adept IN the sccncc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-24

sT The Bank OF Washington. which sn,aorle,
Specie payments in April latt, has recently rcsnm
C them
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III We are glad TO learn, from the Charleston
Mercury. tina, the f,s accounts Of he illness of Sc.
na'o Preston of $. c. were exaggerated. II 10
now sal thnt III. attack was not Of parnly tic
character, nn at the last dates he had ncnry recov-
cred
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-24

II letter from Louisa county, in the Rich
mond Enquirer, describing tho speech delivered IN
that county by James Garland, Esq OF Nelson, the
Jackson candidate for Congress in that dstrc, says
ne dweit a, length on the subject o. South
Oa'o',n" Nnl''hca''on and contrasted it with the
n'"'e h'gh's doctrine Of pcsccubIe secession, &c
DOCS inc writer mean 10 say tina, Mr.. GARLAND al
'oco'eh he doctrine Of peacesblc seccssionrl If
he cd, VIC should be glad to learn ,eaen he became
a convert 10 Il
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LT A writer in a New York paper advocate
the annexation Of Texas TO tho Unl'ed State
We concur IN opinion with those who thin
tina, we nave al,endy territory enough and 70 spar,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-24

E'.ue Price for improved Sto:k.- Alexander
Tompkins, Esq of this place, lately sold Bull
Calf abou. weeks old, The frs, cnlt Of Devon
Cow, by the full blooled improved Shor',hon bull
Bol,v n, to a gentleman in Rockb'dsc county. 'o'
500.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-24

II Mr.. Leigh Was warmly ccnsured, by the
blends of Mr. Andrew Stevenson, for his opposi-
non To the appointment of the latter gcntomao us
Minister 10 London. That Nj L. I'm good rea-
sons Tor his vote ON lhs, occasion, no MN WHO
KNOWS any thing ofns character ever douhcd. L.
was, however, generally presumed that those rem
sons were the same which were in the possession
OF the public, until the appearance of Mr. Le,gh's
lat" speech ut Petersburg, in which he broadly in.
Inmates thai he was Influenced by other consi Term
ions, as yet unknown TO the public What they
We're, we cannot CONJECTURE IT., inssmuch us NJ,
Leigh nyowed his entire willingness 10 lny them
before the pnbl'c, If Mr. Stevenson should desire
IT,, does II not seem strange that that gentleman
has not authorized Mr.. l.. to ma kc the disclosure
Is M aware OF The existence of certain facts, con-
nccict with his nomination to the Court of ST.
} ames, which no would prefer should not mcc, the
public eye Z Such will he the public judgment, if
he fa'l' to take up the gauntlet thro wn at hi fsel
by Mr.. L@gh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-24

.aess0n to tho Presidency end up to las, x.o,e,
u"''o'm'y p'ofessej, aud was invariah,v reco.
nzed as one of his warn,cs, friend, and ,no,o,s.s
or'" me question of the depo,ue. las, wi,,er |
n'nersd with the President, as did oher friends Of
'"e administration. am, as hare b,1,.. mr., 3.
posed TO support his measures. | mus, ho.,,,r.
,".h'ni representative, excr, my bes, iudya,cn,
:" ,e,",on 10 srety snbjec, unon which may be
'".' 10 ACT and, asI may b iic,cs maiory of
ivy constituents would vote on any given measure
-'o''''e" 10 thrm. with the lights tina, have lc
'''' 80 snail vote mysrlf"-r The Statesman
So. .o.'a'ns Inc re " OF Capt. John Keller, State
Se""' OF from that district, TO the same committee
up h,ller says al state wi,bou, besi alton
''"' noio entertain the opinion ,hs, mn;or,tv Of
INC people of the dlsric, have the honor to reprc
sem me opposed 10 the reel, crion of B. W Le,sb
esq 10 The Sena of the Unred uies. and beles
ing farther tha, that majority wish the election of
some gentleman who will give his support to the
present administration. l shall therefore rive nv
.o'e 10 'hnt individual upon whom the friends of
INC administration IN the approaching session of the
1enera' Assembly of Virginia, may deem prop
or 10 unite"
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1850 ,.s, ,-,s, n,v;, ,o..;..do D,
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~ n..ma,,r, IN sn,,o,nciu-. in our last
"'ne,e r - E.,a.,s p,vl,c.I C,,cr... he
'"'e.'e"," h,,, ,o, n,;or,,v If m. yo,e.
's ." w. c,,f,n,d. Il mir, v,h III,
81 '' u IT., p,vl,.s IN ,,n,.s,n,ine hin, -.
"%', $500. p,,.n,. ayr.,
-" "'"''' iI1INOIS
,r,, a.. .,s.,h.r .ls,, :, -. now, con.
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II we publish, on the first page, the proceed.
''sso OF a meeting, recently held in Albemarlc, with
a'e~ TO INSTRUCT DIR. Cooke, the representative of
'"o' district IN the Suite Senate to vote ngains, the
'e'''e'''on oil b. w. Loigh. II will prove 10 be an
'oor'on' however. The sentiment of q large ma.
J""y 1.-THE opl- OF TIM, district is decidedly in
'o'"o'e 10 Nr Leigh S" conscious, indeed, erc the
nus Oh the ADMINISTRATION of this fact, TINT the
e"o'. 10 instruct Lr Cooke to oppose his re Gle ton
WIN DC co"nncd pretty much to the quarter IN which
II originated. At least we hear of no similar moxc.
mcni elsewhere.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-24

.r Some of the friends Of Col Benton ' 81,
s,rons.,unsed Senator from Missouri urge "' u"
ness for the Presidential char win ea'"cs,''''
zeal. One ofthcm even links ina, ne WV,
sede Mr. Van Buren, as the ennd'de'e o' ""' Iah,
son party proper. l" this belief we nav ~ .h,uId
the Colonels friend is Mistaken 'housn We ,' ~
W. .,ro,;.ed if he obtain The Vice Pres'dcn"a'
~, from ,ha, party. Should any nn'orc
.sr. Contingency, however, elevate Col. Demon
~ p.os;dcncv whu, will he Go with the Ea''
poow7 The remembrance Of his palPube ,"te"
,;a. ,.,,,,vc 10 is gorgeous furniture, VIII DC ,'
n,% perpetual source of modification" e'is0"s hi
, maarI Si' an unchunging blush o: shame u"ss
indeed they have ohc'dy been bf0nzed 'y '"e'
long exposure to Puo''c scorn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-24

The Abing Ion Salesman OF the a'h'n',,eo"-
,alns correspondence octween acomn'.''.. ~
ed ., meeting of he friends OF the Of
tina, pl,c. and John II. Fulton Esq. "e n " off.
ngrcss from that district, rca''se !"
cial course of tha, gentleman WV" ,,ds +, a
tina, he is opposed, on constu''"'"' Ii,, nrpo
| National Bank, and that, shoue" ,h., ;ns,i
sed to the removal o. the depos'.es 'o 81 hi. con-
" ,"sn, "' , ,o .saU., their He ado:
s'1as"' on. Of The frs. smoos the public nc" :.
v;r.;,;s who advocated tho p.essn'''"' o. "''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-24

William L. May, member cleo, to the next Con
|,w, T. m Illinois, has been likewise elected mem,
\~ of IN. present Congress, without oprostion. 10
the vacancy created by the 'es'sns''on OF Gen
easekn, lately elected Governor OF that S'a'a.