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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

Looloan, E@&art coi.l0n of Berkeley, Geo. ".
Summers OF hanowha, and Joseph :. Casell of
Nelson. Ihe Wing says there seems to be
strong disposition TO dispense with the farther ser
vlceso Col Liam Banks, the standing President of
s'ves ana Benton dinners j and adls the follow
lns !uicioos reflections !" IL elect Speaker Is
me hfs' thihs done. The lncnnbent has fetatnsd
his place for such length oftlme very .s,.I -.
me AID oil this circumstance The oil Sp,t AXE, la.
a standing advantage over all com.,.t..n # ICON,
thirty three and a rhrd per cent; Tor Il IS aim. 81
imposs be, by ne htst toaf OF the session. to bave
orFarz-J ne necessary concert. Members should
be on Inc grounl two or three days IN advance"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

...ow himself INTO the arms OF the oppo-
th''I n ~ reply to this, Mr., A; as our readers
800 )" suare. opposes an lndisnan, denial
e ,fe'p' he never did m Ike, or cause 10 he
.. ''s'lh President, any application for this OF
asi'' % VA though he admits that some OF his
- o'he' I he Claims To tins office, on their
,enl' n's' wand though not by his soil
en rssI a';ts his knoeleise-ior, says he, IN his
19' W. ~. Pnchie, Published in our last, they
.sr . W, VII me occasionally on the subject
r'fss1 %. believc that Mr.. IS abandonment
i 10s - ,s,;n.s,ration was the consequences o. his
i i' aa", r+eeyc the aPa"In nfnt 10 London we
Hs ~ 'ri his admission baf1fe us that he was
COZ So # the flct that his friends were urging
.az ~ " =. upon the Presiden', ho% he c'n
aqPo"I h''n,elf from the cha IN "mea.h9 tne
tliss Is nothing iishonorubl) Q! seeking the
say la,a1 in nc conversations with these
'''. rt,ch he refers, he inlefdieted the use Of
gu he vas, to Ill in'ens and purposes, "
'a'F' ,.e mission And though We rep
'o1' .a'1 ~ nol blesc his future to obtain it 'ndu
9 w. i tbros hnnself into the rms oi the op-
sl nh" W A.,.,se he denies II, AM he IS an hono
= SUI" ,-yet the circumstances oil ne cas''n The
'o'e 'n W. lns,blc men, may be made to OPERATE
a0ls u 70 his prejudice, aud probably to The pre-
Y n'Y, a.,,.e 10 which he Is attached.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22
NV YORK

The enumeration That The Wing Convention of
New York had nominated JESSE Bue of Albany
for Governor, and VIM. H. Seward, of Cayuga for
Lieutenant Governor of that Sale. vas incorrect
MI. Seward is the Wing candidate for Governor,
and Slias VI. Suwell, Of the city OF Now York the
candidate for Lieutenant Governor.
W. ''hrn, from the n. \. Snr, that Nj Seward
IS aool, 35y"'rs ota5e, "mfenor in point of elo-
4''hse and tol mt 20 no man IN the State his
speech in the Senate on tie Opposite question E
qnls any thing doXered IN raa youary an tat
important measure, AMI was very We're u1o,el
with high eommendaiion.-t ir SullweN IS d M
chaalc, wei knoa In he city Is a sen,b.s p5p.
nIar aud ladlcioas cltlz n. He WIS the z o}on,
advocate N the Ass nby OF the abolition OF n.
prison nent for debt and Is chairman OF the cela
matse on internal improvements, was active IN car
ryins the Chcnango ana Caenung canals, AMI O.
Their useful projects into execution"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22
auction sales.

6AS Tuesdsy n,gal the 9th, shall resume
~ night Auctions. and regularly contlnr. ihcns
every Tuesday aud Frid nights uriag the Faa
and Winter months My stock will be such
will sui TIE and sold IN small lots. Ny
dnv sacs wiil be cvcfy "Wednesday D. RI e'clocl
If Groceries, Furniture e.. &c. Fsvors rom h.
country are particularly invited, as ny salss VIII
be regulaf, CHARLES PHELPS, Aucf
Sept + 1891 ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

i pHblic dinner was given 10 this Gentleman hy
the citizens Of Naehcz on his arrival at ,ha, place
MIR L addressed the company in speech oceu.
pyIng an hour an half IN lis delivery, and con
cluded with the follow ny toast
L The planters Of Mrs Ssiepi-rheir Interests
ar 'deetihed with IA sound earrer.ty and CONNER
cal prosperity; their principles with the cons,u-
ton aud laws Let them say to him who has u.
sorped the power TO confr,l toth by his arbitrary
mandate, hands Oft"
Whal IS true OF the planters in Mississippi, is
equally Of the cultvators of the soil every where
as past experience, unhappily too generally fof-
gotten and ca nmon sense, alike admonish us.
We select from the volunteer toasts the first five,
which, says the Natchez Courier, were read by the
individuals who gave them, in quick succession,
from the extremes of lie different tables, and were
received wllh thundcrs of applause
By Charles E. Wilkins W. Webster.
The Northern star The Northern Star !
What glorious rays are thine
w tn stroug and clear and brilliant light,
Or all the world you shine
BY IL. y. Smith. NJ. SpragHe Of UaiHc
E" The Eastern Starl The Eastern Star !!
" ith m'dar sparkling ray,
Ennis a pure and sh,nng hight
Bueht the noon Of 4syp
By VIM p Mellon a Hr Prcs'oa Of S1ata
Ctr0itaa.
4" Tho Southern Sor Tho Southern Star !
Ju., RS ng IN he sky
All full of hghi and btlllao'y,
Glllc. on 10 Liberty"
by Wm. II. Chambers - Henry C2'y
!" rhe Wescrn S'at! Tn Western Star
Whar hears are ixsl on lhce
Light of thy county, ba ns dImmed
TIL we again afe free
BY Hon Il /. Danbu.
The Nor'hern Star IS always bright
Tte Eastern Star still shows lis light,
The southern Star-its bri liant ray.
Thu Western tar points 10 the RIGHT,
Aud now to FRErpoM leads the way.
We are glad TO see public opinion in the South
pointing to the " Western Star thus slincuy as
lis guiding light.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

81 The Richmond Enquirer ought ao' % mis-
lead its readers as It's does. Oaa of them, GA the
reception Of that paper last Thursday came to us,
boaslins # his success in Vermont, founded upon
declsrafian in the Enquirer that one, perhaps two
members of Congress, wH be elected, friendly to the
a minis ratoa,' from that State. We cannot say
what will be-, not being endowed with the s't'
ofprophecy but no such event has yet taken place
in Vermont
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22
Cash iOr .>GyrDeS.

w f. Will pay the highest cash prices for all
w the likely young Negroes, of both sexes,
from II TO 26 or27 Yeas OF aye, we can get. Those
wishing to sell are requested 10 refer 10 John A.
Rowan, at Lyncnsurg by letter OF otherwise, or TO
John l.. Harris, Loyngston, Nelson county, Va.
ROWAN & HARRIS,
July2t <3mH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22
.DR.J. y. FLOOD.


Tie Io.1Siag 4 ldress 10 the vo:ars Of ms sona-
tall District winch we fad in the Richmond
aH, 0f rua5iiy last, IS pai 10 the purpose, and
bffefote copy It Ii Is ycsy evident, from Dr..
,9i's rrply to A Cu;zcn of The District that
.-.,.aH ma lbaral under some strange mis-
ao,sbsnsfoa m relation IN Mr. Lei9h's opinlon5
d. Bank question; ard that misappreh 2nsioA
.aa- Been corrected, oy quotations from MI.
ia : speeches i the Senate, n which ne expl'-
y I.ellrcd his belief that the general govern.
lIsa is ~ right 10 Incorporate 1 mpnlei n'ttIu-
acannot be- doubted that the Doctor viii vote
l. Thin NJ. xt w,Etar--m3.c especially whcn II IS
q. iced ia, a IN j1rily of his Constituents VII.
~. = ns rGcict hIm 50 TO do at The April ei1c
ans. s,nc, which Time nothing has occurred to
lps.ify Il doubt III they still OF she same
opinion Dr. Flood expire. sly states, IN his late
.rajiraiiJu, hat he is friend Of the " good old
hepab.lfan +. Hciplas '-oha OF which is oh aeocc
. thsaeiIl Of The constituent bod, hy whatever
lsaus ta5t VIII IS a5'crtained-ald it cannot
frerrs lie doubted thd his conduct on this occa-
s.o vii oXelnpjfy aad catocc his creed
! +. ID. oln2'c If Cnu5aH al, B4otinglam and
C1Wp5eA.
FlaB Citz ,ns--Yoa have seen DE- Foods
neY Ia 4 Citizen he Di.tict.' Nonc OF you,
Ha3H' are surprised Il II "ao KNOW nun loi
{, E.atuye ina, honor, know bis centrifugal ten
4,,y.
lef Doctor has hngel LIS intended opposition
2 Nr Leigh on lac sIaie Gni unsupported preiex
1ttho course Of the latter jl5uhe5 dof5t As to
i'm opposition to the Bank of the u. SAFES
Wen qtlrre IS desired, n'hlns is 50 easy as to
INT proyoealon. 1t was hardly to be expectei
Dr. Food hat he should disclose the f''e secret
d us bosliilY to Mr.. Leish ami as he has failed
6doso, we vii undertake 70 do II Tor the tniof'
milton ofthe People of the District The Doctor
a real Vi L.'igas Speeches IA the senate and
els sufficiently acquantei with the force OF Ian
mage, and " IN the import of actS to know, that
Ven man of honor and the strclcst veIaciiY, tie
saes himself opposed to measure because @e
Inks i, unconstitutional, and because rs c0as'1i@
rs think soto, anJ moreover votes against II,
nat that man has given guarantees which he he'-
ifr will, nor car oor dare forfeit piel.es such
IS Mr. Leigh has given 70 op ose the Bank, "o1'I
d' mperols upon the most PToNlsalc, abandoned
mdtaahcss. M man coHfl violate them "th'o'
bcurtng the meritod scorn and rePrcbaton Of The
immunity. Judge then If Mr.. LeiSA, the so"' "t
ion'r and tuth, is likely to violate them Judge
ye, If DIR. Joel w. Flood, whatever he may choose
TO say as politician, can, as a mar, believe that
ar Leigh rail- violate them
NO teiIow CITIZENS, it Is bat h9n' reason,
winch has been pa into The mouths Of al who Sc
er-Ily wear the collar, but are not yet ready to let
II be known to excuse themselves with the Pco-
PIE, WHO hey believe can be dapc1 TO any extent bf
Inc cry against the Bank Dr. Fl'od ise Nan i'a-
- ION ., MS purpose OF Vo,'"i 'sa'',s' WI ~
'a' an bofeh''es, 'he ''h'""'''o'
- IS h9 ooJect most dearly c"e' ',",' "'.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

a., The New York Mercantile Advertiser has
exposed one or two of the most glrine folsehoods
contained in Cobbets Life of Jackson.-Cohbetl
says, that when Congress met in 1893, the u. $.
Bank had IN circulation notss to the amount of a
bout 10 millions oil dollars, % millions OF which
were app lied 10 hiring n Nspupefs, brlblag men IN
every direction, e.. Whal confidence casks the
Advertscr,) cun be placed in the writings of u
hireling, who would thus publish the most PALM
Observation-Disclosures proven by pubic doc
umens submitted to Congress 10y the ve'y com
mittee of that body which had examined The
accounts Of the Bank, by which II will be seen that
the Bank never had % millions Of noes in cIlco-
lltiun I"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22
LIST or CASH.

Besides sS50s, 70s, Cos Sos, 40s, 3Gs, 3Os &c &c.
Tickets $l0-tialyes ts5-Quarters 81 so.
For sale at DIGGES' OFFICE
III The Let drawn number in the above scheme
will be entitled to SIG I'D drawn, to Sl5--3d
drawn $lf-4,h drawn, Sl3-5th or Oh, SI2,-
7th Sh, Oh, 10Th 18th or i2,h, to $40,
Sent. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

IT Messrs Isaac C. Bates an! Benz Cor
ham, two of he Massachusetts, delee atom m Con
gress decline being candidates for rc-eleclian-Mcs,
srs Choac and Everett hat previously authorized
smnt annuncia,lon. All Of tn m are men OF
comm ndnS abllIty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

William Mcdaniel M,rrrf I ibof', ftlm'r If
John I"lbou, 'tc. il"uty l.. Duis. Bni I.Iie.
frra, admr dc honts non Hrh lhr uil annexed of
,hn II, -ard, .lec., ! Ian ". iialsud Amh,o.o
H. Hansard, Arch'bnid llHs,a1d, Lac Il Ham,
sad Ansan Iin.'eg aud 5si1,la his /. if,, Georp.
Bnrlori aud Poly hi " r. Eljnh Day,.s aud par
mra his "lir md phfp Bl,tord an C.soue HI.
wife, Deus
las oaasr came his day "a b. heard on m.
poptfs iptmc.ly read nni the report OF Com,,is-
sinner Bcra2t. mad ~ rpfennnce OF ihe s,,r az
the lit dny 81 Ma 1881, and Was afep,d t
council GA can.ii' tim wh"Ic TN conf ho,,o
Of Gpniou that the t.port II the commi..tnn.r ~
too imperfect % ruHli- the count 10 make , c.,.
deerer III III" pirn'tfss, doth reroumf The sntd ,e
pot I" one Of ia comm ,siou"r. Vi, is d,r,rted
- mn g such nliuipos thereto, or sffera.;,
therein, n the esucnce may jlstlty u ,faoire a,
rs cor'pief " to CSrcut M afnrrstii rrr t,i az,
f'r ii the II b Of My, 1881, aud report hi, r,a-
Greetings 10 tie cpHr', 10 any ma tsrs spec,alJy
stated thou h rif eat by himself 81 +, aHired bv
thc parties 10 brso etlted
a Copy -fcs'e. DAVID ROBES. &C
COMM 5SiONER'S OFFICE
iynchbu,g, Juy 30 IA, 1884
The pn,tios interested will take notice TIA,
have appointed Thursday tho 27,h dav Of NJ
srm5c' ntn, 10 carry inio effect tue foregoin, mr..
der OF Count, on VIII day, at the hour of In ~,
doh IN the morning. they o,c required 10 st,end
at my Ollie" ~ ms town, With their ac,,,,,s
Vouchers and proofs, together with a copv oC m,
couri papers, repaired tor examination and se,la.
mtn' ). l. WAIT. Com
Sept rs Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22
New establishment.
~ LYALHBLiRG.


7pVliE und. rsign d have associated themselves
III together for the prosecution Of n general Mer
eaetlc business III lhl5 TOWN. The business
vii be conducted under the firm OF Franklin, Hun,
: Go. WHO will endeagor 10 Keep on hand at oil
times good supply Il Dry GOODS, GROCE-
RlES, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CROCK
cry, HATS, SHOES, LEATHER, and eve
~ Other article necessary 70 mike general AMI
commanding assortment all hieh they will sell
10y Uhsicsate, NJ al EftaH- Aod as ter Goods
will be laid II on good teens as they con well be
had ~ EHsapc ar il ms egHatV, they hope TO
offer sleh inducements to buyers seoeray as viii
com nand fair sfne Of the trade Of LYNCH
BURG They will MIN 10 conduct lhair business
80 as 10 give satisfaction to all who nlny call on
them + }, :. JAMES < co
Of Richmond, Va.
WM FRA KILN,
JAMES G. HUNT
W. shall receive ia Il few days IN od!5iion 10
iftat zoe hHec Heg al'eadyopsa many ober ati-
rce which will mike on assorimsnl large and de-
sroblo. Our friends the public generally ntc res
pectfully invited 10 call md examine our stock
FRANKLIN, HUNT & Co.
Sept % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

y ~ tlrc"i sup 400 tnurt al Law aud l. har-
g - cerr, held Tor the town o. Lyuchbnre ~ HE
eon'i.hoe IN he mi i'9n, on the 2ot1 day of
J"nr, 1872, sitting rs n Cont ii Chsncrry
Jpiuh i!sushtd mud i'ate, {. HaasnTd m n
nm "ho sue, - rAe sail toiif iaHsald hi. ne.,
y cud, Pills
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22
- We copy the loowlng from the last Rici-
y. M Enquirer
Eyeoking mp If Gambling Hues.

Rgcakin9 mp NJ GnmhsH9 Htues
The sane scene, whioh was lllely acted IN N5r.
- Z. rs r,p,1scd In tins CiY on lust AloEJny
s It's IL tnlts yoasg en- teman hal been
rs aal - by several sambicts--'n cons q'"cfc
II winch, i strong lcelng OF resentment was ex
Ted among seye,ai II his FRI nds--anl the spun
,prcadlng 2 or 300 young gentlemen, accompanied
" the captain Of the night guard, and 'leit
# his man, enter mo ten gambling h9u
see. and took out the Roulette tables and
other figures winch were TIE mex, morHoa
bu, ned IN the nam street near he Eagle llofel,
by order of the prop authorities. No INJURY
va, done to life OF I'm The Compile, which
has aiken a very active part N outing down hie
oao,hhng houses and hr = aibicrs, gives very
aa,,,cniar .ecouni of.he that were VISITED
and publishes r.ry curious memorandum, which
was iakcn from Book, key: by me Of the gam
bl r, l. pup5rs TO be a statement under the head
1T g GAM and Loss" ofthc transactions of one
,ablc from the Sd December, 1882, March, 1888
from which, i, appears, tina, in the above period
s6 735 was lco1., and TO tostleavlns the comfort
able nett ca n OF $500 But IT is like Shakes
no,1e's occupation of gathering samphire on the
clirs of Dov,r, ga Dreadful trade :"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

- The Pennsylvania, the o.saa Of the ~.
IN Canlnet in Pn.jad paia an tha Evening L.
is organ in y " York having 'sso'',ea OF M
owed ,b,, Mr.. Louis M~Lan' tic lao Sesre-
Inry of state ill oppo5e Nj Van. Baren's elfc
,,o9 +, then.x Pr siicncy, taye opened thclr bat
,erie, upon MIN. Til Globe and Enquirer vii
soon follow SUIT. We ar surprised that the bio"
has b N so Ing delpycd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

" 4 ooyd In Atf LaRicsp-A waiter in the Lon
don Morning Herald addresses the foIicwlng re
marks to the far scX-whch seem to us, uiben not
very convcrsant with slch matters to possess some
claim to their attention. We approach the sub Jet
with awe and trembling, confess for sooih to
say, the rushing Of SILK hath terror IN Il 10
cur tafs; much m re, therefore, an angry Hasa
from IL dark eye Of 1eaItv. w hope we shall
not be condemned to stand IN the !" shade of It's
frown,' Gas Crsaker expresscIh li,) for presumP
tuousy laying before them lecture on the manner
of their outward adornlng -especiaily as II comes
all the way from London.--Hc thus discoufseDh
For some time past, | have observed II strange
phenomenon among several Of my female ae-
aualniances aud indeed, seldom take a walk with
oa' being pul IN mind that oughtto ask your par.
don on the subject namely, Gas for every oifecl
there IS I cause, aud tor every artificial cause there
should be a rcason) what motive the ladies' can
have Tor laclng themselves so tightly as actually to
deform then otherwise pretty figures The elect
produced by such a cause, as the one ! al
lIc 10, being the formation OF a promontoly be
hind The waist, upon which the dress rests Ilseli,
as though II were on shelf or cushion OF flesh !!
Perbap. the process may be thus illustrated Take
a chila's India rul Der ball ebcree II with narrow
baud, and gradually tighten tho result VIII
speak for itscf. Bun then Mr.. Edor, pray what
can be the inhucemcnt tos this strange unsaInly
practice is / for heaIh-for Elegance for com
tort2 Oac ding ,lloV me through your KIND per
mis5ton) 10 assure ihe lulies, that if their only cx
cuse tol this prePlsterous step be that OF appear
anrc DIZZY ,ic sadly deceived as far rs regards the
male sex, Hh, in general have 100 much discern
mtntnot tofjleaic what IS unnatural &, If my amt
able country omen Only knc" how tins silly COS
tom lays them open 10 Jests and sarcasms thy
would soon ltop the fragments of the hoop and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22
COMM NICATEON.
DINNER TO GEN. wd.F. GORDON,

Il -NfTNTH TVW89
4 number of the citizens Of Nelson county, anV.
ions 10 testify ihr.r ard for Gen. William /.
Gurdon, their reprf SCI taiyc in the Congress OF TIE
United States, embraced The opportunity whilst on
visit among them, TO invite him 10 partake Of ii
public dinner at Nelson count honseon "Wednesday
the 9Th day of August, 1881. The following cor
respondenee passed on the occasion.
Loringsfon, August 26tb, 1891
Dedr Sir--lntofmed that you nro now IN the
town of Livingston, which you contemplate lenv-
ing to day, number of The eli z'ns Of ate county
of Nelson have requested rs 10 e. nnane.,ic 10 yon
that they would be highly grad dei, lfyoar COVE
nlence would permit you 10 delay until IL nur Nv
aud Il You would then dine with them at the tavern
of Col Charles Perlow
With great respect, your obedien servant,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

u The Georgia papers contain detailed nc
counts Of contest which took place in Gainesville
In that ,te, the 4th of July last consequent up
an attempt of a few NulIifyers 10 tear uown the
United States flag The hostility manlfa ted by ihe
Mules 10 the stas and stripes, Is very neon IS
tent with their declarations Of Attachment TO the l.
nlon of which they are tt symbol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22
kreAeyick Williams.

BARBER,
4 q A 5 removed from the ctass street, opposite
q = the market house, 10 his old slend, main
street, nearly opposite the Farmers Bank, where
he is prepared to attend TO slomcrs with his nsu-
al alac,ty and dispatch. A potion of public pat
ronage IS respectfully solicited.
Sept. - II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

il ~ The Richmond Wing says that the follow
s gentlemen have been named as those from a.
H,s whom the selection Of Speaker of the next
s lYuse OF Delegates may be made Thomas Mar
la o. fauqu'er, James Mcdowell of Rockbrldgc,
'"' / Brown Of Petersburg, .iri> Jspoa' o!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22
Dieses' Lottery ana Exchange once.
Great Chances for a Fortune.
25,0OD DOLLARS
GRAND cArITAL PRIZE.
NismaA Swalnp LOTTERY,

Class No Is, Tor 1874
To be drawn at Alexandria on Saturday the oo,h
day OF Sept 1884
- Numbers IL drawn ballots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

20. Col O. G Murcll, cormorly Of Lynch
urg las been elected President of The branch o.
he Planters iuk, IN y eens Tennessee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

z4r The Mll,dgoydo Joorn'l f the lo'h inst. INST.
a4yerts to ,umor, prevalent Whereabouts, 'hal
james NJ. Wayne Esq. now a member OF Congress
from Georgia, Will receive the Executive no@,na una
o,he seat GA tho bench oflhe supreme Court
of,bc l. States. vacated by the death OF Judge
johnson. We know of no man IN the 41enso"
ranks, more unexceptionable IN character 'n "n,
Jnlse W,yne-and in point of talents he has not
many suporiors in the House Of Representative
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

u The Cholera continues lis 'as'1J' ~ a,,o,el
ty of New York, with rather incteaseu '"a''
violence-anj likewise IN various ntil,dal,
country. We do not.hear OF II cu"e' y"
phia, Baltimore or Boston
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-08-29
Dissolution of Partnership.

FEyHE partnership entered into on the \ 10th day of February. A. D. 1894, by and between Wm. WhitsoD, ]. Miller, and c. Whtson, and known under the title of the firm of WHITsoN, MILLER x Co. IS this day, by mutual consent, dissolved. All persons to whom the said firm is indebted !, will please forward their accounts 10 Vim Whitson and c. Whitseu, as they are au- thorised to settle the business of said firm; and all persons indebted to the above firm will call immediately and settle theIr re- spective claims with the said Wm @ C. Whitson, as the bushes must be closed as soon as practicable A
 ]. MILLER.
 CHARLES WHITS0N. August IS, 1884. 2l St
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-08-29

fO Preuent Drogniing.-At this season of the year when so many accidents occur from persons bathing, the following remarks may prevent the loss of Iife:--Men are drowned by raising their arms above water, the unbuoyed weight of which depresses the head. Animals have neither notion or abil- lty to act Tn a similar manner, and there- fore swim naturally. When man fails n- to deep water, he wifi rise to the surface, and continue there if he does not elevate hls hands. If he moves his hands under water iii any manner he pleases, his head will rise so high as to allow him liberty to breathe; and if he moves his legs as in the act of walking up stairs, his shoulders will rise above the water, so that he may use less exertion with his hands, or apply them to other purposes. Persons not having learned to swim in their youth will find the above plain directions highly advantageous.
 Poalson's Philadelphia adpertiser.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-08-29

Some villains in Lowell. Mass. have de- stroyed by poison twenty-three horses, be- longing to a proprietor of line of stages al that place, against whom they had some secret enmity. Another atttempt was late ly made 10 destroy eighteen horses belong ing to the same person, but being timely discovered, their death was prevented The person who could be guilty of such a crime, should be, as Col. Crockett has it, placed upon hard trotting horse, with a poreupine saddle, and cob~eb brooches, and rode to the d-l. ". Y. Star.