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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-10-23
From Tho n. Y. Commercial advertiser Of Tuesday.
OHIO ELECTIONS.

Partial returns from Ohio, begin to arrive.
Those given below, comprise all that we have
heard. To-morrow's mail will give us the re-
suit in Cincinnati, and probably several other
counties also. In few days we shall be a.
bic, we hope, to form a more favorable opin-
ion of the result, than we shall venture to in
dulge in ut present.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-10-23
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
Putnam. Oct. 18th, 1891.


"Agreeably to promise, write you again
and, the first and best news | can give you,is
that Old Muskingum has given WING ma
jority of 1901 making a change since las,
year, of 1901! News from Licking county
as you know heavy Jackson county-is un-
certain. Mitchell (Jackson) has probably q
lean majority for Congress. In Perry, anotii-
or Jackson county heretofore, Findlay, for
Governor, has majority Of $50. In Nor.
gan, also, heretofore Jackson, Johnson (Whig'
has probably $50 majority, for State Legisla-
turc. In Guernsey county, Bells majorities
i(Whig) are increased. Every thing looks
well for Ohio. We have hardly doubt OF
Findlay's election.
The following, in addition, is from the mail
papers received this morning -
In Trumbull county last year, an entire
Jackson ticket was elected. In the recent
contest, the Wings have succeeded through
out, by majority of between one and two
hundred. This is an unexpected triumph
The Jackson ticket in Portage county pro-
vailed by large majority, last year. We
have routed them, horse, foot, and Dragons,
nt the late election. Our majority is between
300 and 400 votes.
The entire Wing ticket has prevailed in
Belmont county and Bell, our Congresson-
nj Representative, has majority of from SO
TO 100. Guernsey has not been heard from
with sufficient certainty to announce the vote;
but it is believed that Bell is again returned.
[The Philadelphia Sentinel says Bell has
been defeated, but We doubt it.
A letter from NTuskngum says:-
at affords me pleasure, beyond my most
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-10-23

FALUREs.-From an investigation recent
ly made in Boston, it appears that l37 failures
have taken place during the last year. Tho
whole amount failed for, is S6,74l 900.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-10-23

WREck, AND SEVENTEEN LIVES LOST
The schooner Sarah, from Boston for East
port, was lost on the Cd inst, on Machias Seal
Island, during a gale and thick fog, and IL
persons pershed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-10-23

The celebrated Constable, Hays. Of New York,
lately died at Philadelphia. Of cholera.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-10-23

This abstract, (says the Commercial Adv
shews that 3744 fewer votes were taken at
the late election than at the election in April
of these 1925 were of the wings, and 1863
Of the Antimasons. AS the gain OF the tories
was only so, the 3741 cannot have gone over
to them. Our friends have only been DOING
for while, and the torres will find to their
cost, at the next regular election, that these
sumberng wings will come forth, like the gi-
ant refreshed with sleep, to combat and to
conquer. The hundred guns, therefore, fired
off by the tories from the Battery, on Monday
morning, for their great triumph, after all their
excrtions and the extraordinary means resort
ed to, amounts exactly TO two guns for each
yotcM
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-10-23

Here is a true abstract from their records;
and well may they rejoice that they have saw
ed New Jersey from the general wreck But
even here they cannot will not deny, that
public opinion, SO far as it has been elected,
is decidedly against them. In the four east
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-10-23

are we coming to!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
OIsITU AR Y.

OF the extreme uncertainty of life, and OF the I'M
porance Of habi'ual preparation t. rel'nq4sh H. we
are often forciby reminded. A few mon hs since,
Mss BETSY BURTON, the subject OF this no
ticc, was apparently in the enjoyment OF g'o'
health AID blessed with tie prosp CT OF 'o"s cah''"
uance to hose whom she loved bot Providence ma"
not so ,Iecreed 70 their great gtef and dsarpo'n'-
,,eu, al eaiv exit from tins world awaited h'r'
During her Sickness, which was so" IN progress,
b became convinced Of the necessity Of rtco"cillI-
INN with God TO ensure blIssful immortality, ana
far some W scks was instructed by MINISTER ut tue
gospel IN the pl n of salvation as 1t is IN Jesus,
and commended TO the kind mercy, ADD fmgive-
,css Of God and in her was fu'hiled the pro-
m,se the cFectua fervent prayer OF the righteous
aysilc,h much" Upon one orcns'on' being ask'd
by rious relative, whether there was any paf''cu-
lar p.,i,ion which she wished presented to mercy
seat she replied, Il tina, her mind might be eoligh-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
POST OFFICE REPORT.

We insert, this n,)rnlng, tn: Report OF tho Post
master General rs W II for the information OF our
tea ers as an act of Justice 10 that cthcer. whose
conduct has furnished such Fl uitfu theme OF con-
mcot and ienuaciaon.
His department. it will be seen, is still ,nsol
rent some hundreds Of thousands OF dollars, "h'ch
Mai. Bary horcs to he able TO pay by the emu OF
arH, year, having, as he says, sare" STU WV
fsr go 900 per annum on the contracts Tor car
ryny the mail in the Southern DIVISION MS "O'
inv Of course has been eff cted, IN part, at ltas',
by reducing the mail a,commo1a'' ms s'@h'eo u
the South. in the pamy days OF his Pfe'ecesSo''
and whra Mai. Barry first TOOK possession OF '"e
DEPARTMENT. the resources OF which were then w
a,urshnp condition. Before we can give MAJ
Bauv INV credit, therefore, for th's suVihS' he
mus, show us that The necessity Tor thls re"c"e"'
men, has no, been the consequence OF MS ow" pre-
sions carclessness, incnPac,ty and prom Sacy'
Mai D,rrv spcaks, with the most impudeat nm
eaalancc, of the deb of his Department, 'ne"Fren
bv procuring loans, on his own responsibility, and
Ia violation Of the constitution, tom various III '"'e
| institutions. |, is true, he says he borrowed tins
mooev n, the faith of the resources Of his Depart
men, alone, AMI not on the credit OF the govern
neni! Br,, i, not his Department pat OF The
government, And viii i, for u uomcn! be bel'eV-
cd that apart from the credit Of the government ne
could have nrocnrcd h ,sc immense loaus ih'S
sage argument, if it islhcs Postmaster General
in borrowing money without the au;hority oil Ooh'
gress, would equally 's,lfy similar outrage Oh
the part Of the Secretary Of the Treasury CT any
other oflhc heads of Departments AND, IN ruin
tits pi,iful bubble, known by himself 10 DC WIN
out force weight, designed to blind The .moo' VINO
are so constantly appealed 10 IN the Official papers u
this admInsiri tlGn to the mors'rous enLim'1y Vi
the oct-an act which received the H'tahlm'"S con
dcmnaton of the Senate, including the inos' VIZ
lent and the mos, unprnciplcd defenders oil inc '''
mlnstraon, rs well as the more moderate an" non
orab'e of that patty. Maj. Bary's lace "u'' "o
ofonzed, indeed, to take n grouni which eve"
Benton and Hill were TOO scrupulons I" occupy
Maj. Barry asserts TOO, that he never d'd Apply
and that he never intended t" apply to the national
treasury for means to pay these loans. ana yt''
hwlllbe recoccled, that in the late letter OF the
resident 10 Samuel J. Peters, Esq OF N'w W
Hans, Gen. Jackson Indignantly denounced '"9
majority OF the Senate for refusing 20 grant NAY
nWfys application for the means Of relieving MS
Depar'ment from lis pecunlary cmbarrassh'e"'s'
anu expressly attributed to that refusal the dm'hn'
W." Oh the mah accommodations, of which the GU
',eos OF New Orleans, through Mr.. Peters, com
~a'"ed The two stories contradict each o'he'
Tt sho one Of them, Of course, must be untrue.
'a'y may settle the question Of yeraciy between
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
Dec %
I';S AYmD
classical school.

/nlIE subscribers have engaged with Tho Ifns
- tees u, Uuion Academy. 10 tcnch the ensuing
year at lhai lns;lluIon Union Academy IS siiun.
ted ~ The lower cn! Of nliel Isl county one mile
aud half above Elk Mills. The School vii com
mcnco on the Is, day of Janunry next, ND terni-
inmate the st of December one month vacation
will be gwen during the summer. In tins School
will be / u.ht OahoSraphyi Rendlne, Writing,
Arithmetic Grammar Geo2r ply With the use vi
Maps and Globes, b He's Lftires, Ancient aud Mo
d,rn History, Netnral and Moral Philosophy Che
nlsry and the French onn |. TN Languages,
TERMS.
For the English, including Grammar and
G"ography 9'o w
The higher branches Of the English, French
md lam 925 90
Bnnrd Gun b had Immediately IN the nelghb"f-
hood Of the Academy at Col. WIN. billiards., Alex
anjcr Mundy S, Esq and al other places; ON the
most enable terms.
Those with whom VIC have no, the pleasure Of
an acuuanlnnce We refer TO the trustees, CHS w m
and John Dhlard, John IIorscY, Alexander Mnn-
dy, Wm c. Jodan, Charles NJ. Chusunn, Isaac
W. Walker, MicpJah Pendi-too, aud WIN. Hons
ley, Esqrs AME9 !, 1, :, ~ ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
ISOITCE.

n IL pcrsous having claims against the cs'''e
"a of The iIc John II olcombc, daed. III a@ainA"
lis Lite widow, either MS his cxccpiiS, or III h''
own right are request d 10 MAKE then Ino"" us
curly u possible either to 5in Wills, "i Lynch
hnfg or 10 the Subscribers, rs It IS d''"t1e 10
Use the business Of the estate us speedily as pos
slhlr.-Thosc indebted to the estate VII please
,nll on the Sub crbers md make payment
SAM'L CARTE Executor u
ELIZABETH CARTER. : Execuirix.
Tic above sale is postponed I'LL Friday the 10Th
instant when it VIII certainly take place
Dec p Htds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

To Thomas sprasins, Armls' al Ba'k ,daic, Wm
p. B1tIsslAle Alien Gulhrey, r.. iinoi, no
mas l.. Spra&ns, Mclcuzd ck Spf'@,o5' IN
sha Ba.ksInc anI Reb,cca his wlto, E1zab'th
IL Spragins, Sarat l.. Smith and Sn'h Il. srfa
gins.
VElAKE NOTICE, that on the 2ist Jannnry,
n 1888, at The flee Of Gavin Tate, IN the Guy
of New Orleans, md State Of LOUISIANA, shall
proceed 10 take tic dcposlllons OF sud lie, ana
o hers o be read % cyldcoe IN sui nov df2'h
dlny and md, te.nn III the Superior Count OF
Law and Cnaoccty foc the rolnDy of II'iltaa, ~
whirh yoe ne def naants, and l. as ndmlnfsirno'
Of the nLdm,uis cred goods AMI chnticIs ol tlyah
Hunt dec'd am plaintiff JAMES BRUCE
Dec % ="
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~ ,DUCA re . a.

.lnIIE Subscriber will resume the d'lies oil MS
School on the lst Monday IN January, isSo'
The subjects to sin h he Will attend are me h"-
cent Languages, French aud English f"tel''
aud others cntrustiog ,uitls 10 lns care may CON
f Iently expect han 10 Labor for good foundation
HIS aim Will bc nO only 10 store the memory, ou'
T., strengthen ito Understandings School room N
the house now occupied by Miss Money Bryce. -
Terms ) heretofore. L. C-NLL.oo4'.
De y oh
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Grcat Bargains fOy Cash,

yHSO be had at the Nv Store Of Z. r. ESTES
n ~ fire AID supel fine blur. black AMI eolof,J
Cloths, casimercs. Casnets, Fiunnels, BIpnkels,
Nap, Coftahs, Mcrino Cloths and Circassians. f.
gnf.I Th be, Cloths, very IL ,nJson,e pni,erps
Bnnb'A'us, C"lieos, oamb,ies, Alasiins superior
aud common black and coIortd Silks, SIX Worsicu
and Cotton Hose, Domestic Goods of all kinds
md al other Dry Gooi,, Groceries, Shoes. Hats.
e.. al of winch will be snd con $ I,lerabv lowe,
than they have ever been onered In this market
Puchoscrs are respectfully requested 10 call and
EXAMINE ipp themselves. Persons wishing to buy
to sell AGAIN Gun do 50 10 great advantage. lie !,
Determined 10 sell on, his stock oil Goods % hand
aud every nducemenl in the way Of chearnrss
will be held ont 10 purchasers. Two or three ton,
OF very oiee Castings very cheap.
T. b. ESTES
IL H. Is daily expecting 10 receive some fine
aud extra hae black Bombazinc, Diapers, super.
fine Caslnous, Ribbons. and other Jcslrphlc Goods
winch viii be sold very cheap T.. Is. T..
Dec. - ..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
NOTICE.,

EETlIL be sold, on Friday the 10 b dIY oil TN
w Present month, flair, # not, on the mex
far day, The ooh, at the late residence ot 1o'.'c
fIoeou.uc, deed. or Op ssum Cicfk, the who'll
nj the pershobe property be'ons 10 the estate o.
said dccedcrt, consisting of Com, Fodder, Oats
Hay. Smckg Plantation Utensils Household nn'l
kilchcn Futuitlrc, rock Of Horses, C"'iIft &c,
Amop. The cattle Is ON cxcsllall,n yoke e Ok
On Terms ,nnda known o. the day OF sale,
which will be ibrfal
IN HE Etecttrtr q. Etccnfor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
AWction sales.

AN Tues lay 'ght the 9th, Lshnll resume my
~ night Auctions. and regularly continue them
every Tuesday aud t'ridly nights during the FAN
aud Winter months My stock will BE such -
will sui. the season and sold in small lots. MY
dav sales will be ever. Wednesday at Ii o'clock
of Groceries, Furniture, &C. &c. Favors from the
country are particularly invited, as my sales WIN
be regular. CHARLES PHELfas aus
Sept :, 1884. "s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

The Annual meeting of the Colonization Socio-
" Of Lync li,,rg will b. held at ST Pauls Church,
on MONDAY EVENING, the 2oh Of january
on which occasion an Address will be delivered 10y
BRANSFORD VAWTER, E.q The Indies
and gentlemen of Lynchburs are respectfully lnvl-
ted to attend on thai occasion.
RICH'D. IL. TOLER, Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
MARKETS.

WI
JVhea, ha. farther declined 10 Go cents, al which
price it was selling the last week
Corn-SmaIl parcels were soil Inst week at
% 50 the barrel. From s. 80 to - - is the TAR
quotation.
Po,k "A supply Of this artlc, still continues IN
the market al So 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, reccatly, a, Capt. Vests, IN Cas-
well county, N. C. by tie Rev. George Stevens
Nj. GARREr c. LAYNE to MISS ELIZA.
BETH w, daughter ofCol. John Pryor, al o.
Amherst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
Cabinet EurnitMrn.

IHNllE su serb r, thankful for the encourage
II menl heretofore received from his friends and
the public, wishes To inform them hat ne has reno
we'd 10 the lower end ef Mains'rcef, opposite Nj
Bee,hs Cerriage shop, where he will keep al
ways good assortment oi Furniture on hahd low,
FOR cash OF county prodnfe.
would b. glad Ia get two boys Of steady mud IN
dosrous h bus, us Apprentices, 10 Learn the Cub.
net bosln S. Boy fom II 10 10 years Of aee, md
from the country, would be preferred
JOHN tlDck ADhY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

~ The trial Of John r. Buzz-ll, ono of the per-
sons implicated in the rotons destruction OF the
UrsuInc Convent, near Boston, has resulted IN his
acquittal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

"~ mat real estate doubled in value, no, only in the
Guy, bui Throughout the state, within eight wears
nom inc period of the completion of her canals To
sly ho'hhg OF The country on the line, or of the
',''c al 'aiS'' ana locking singy to the county Of
i'entieo anu The city Of Richmond is there not ev.
cry prospect of similar elects ami of conseoucn,
appreciation IN real estate and town proporty to tho
amount OF at least fifteen millions OF dollars Ada
10 inIS, the vast addition 10 her commercial capital
sustaining the lunpou and export trade of a million
oil people, doubling every ten years, in the Yves,
The 'ugmeatatlon finer manufacturing capi,,l sun.
ported by an unbonnded wa,er poverty iuexbau,.
'loe supplies OF coal and ron ofraw materials, &
cheap rfovlslons; the increasing galns nf ha. a.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

n Rev Mr.. Ela'ch has been elected Chaplain
of the u. S. Senate, receiving on the second ballot
% of AZ Notes.-The remainder scattering.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
.G.aSsyGSA ,a'lUN,

YHNlIE essn,ng session atthc New London Aead
"a omy WI begun on Monday the IL Day Of
,nnny NY, and enl on the Ilh of July following,
on which II the preceding day the annual examlna.
ton w inke place.
The subscriber intending 10 employ competent
assistant 10 attend 10 the Mathematical studsnis,
will N future devote has attention EXCLUSIVELY 10
he English md Classical Departments. by this
atrhh"cment ex cnsIfe and accurate Instructions
VII be gwen III ali the various brauchf. OF an Eng
leh, Classic J. aud Mathematical edaenlnn. In
each Of the above Departments onr course ls thu
rough onr, aud adapted cIther 10 qualify The slu-
deul inr the ordinary business oi h. or to cnsutc
hun nm adsaatng en- ranre INTO any OF our higl-
erschools Ia tie Classical aud MaahcmaflsaI
bun, hes the 81 books III bG those used Il The u
nlyrr,t y ri VI. AID ut West Point. Oar discl.
llInc IS regular ana stllcL arploxmalng as near ns
PRAGUE ,hle 10 the oide aud economy ot well reg
al ilrd fanny. From br@ihnmg TO end II will bc
constant cllprl 10 nstI The minds o. our pu-
pd5 tcct moral notions, an q Ia iain tlcm 10 the
rrieucc 81 industry puncDu1lffy, aud economy, 10
grher with MI those o'hal substantial yuurs
winch are calculated fcud5 ihum respectable and
u etul M NIB rs If society
TriuIs - For Bonding Hud Tuition 300 year
The student furnishing li, bed, candles, tut
&c or We viii furnish thcm nt 10 per annum.
H. L. DAVIES.
Dec o WGwd
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Classical, English aud Matllema-
tical School.

yESilE ncst session oi ,hls school will commence
n On Alouiay - Il inst The course Of instlue.
ton will comprehend the Greek, Latin, French,
spanish aud Italian Languages. Ancient and Mo-
dem History, Ancient and Modern Geography,
Mathematics, and the usual English elementary
stud,s.
In the study Of Languages the textbooks will
b. tho best nuthors III each Language. In the stu
dy Of Mathematics The Cumorldgo Translutions VI
funch Wne,s will he used The course will
include the following subjects. viz Alg.brs, Co.
omouy, Surveying, Plane aud Spherical Treo-
nomeuy Come Sections, Probe IONS, DAZZLING,
Navigation, and Nautical Astronomy and II de-
sr1d, the DilIcrou,a and lneqra Calculus
JNO. CARY.
Dec IL 2iit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

THVTlE subscriber has just received dteet from
H. Now York and phIladdl ,,hln, almost "n 'nlf'
NEW STOCK Of DRUGS and MEDICINES,
VIZ
EPSON Salts Gloubcr ditto Camphor Gallo
mel JnIap; lprcac Tartar Emctc Turkey hhn-
barb duo Opium Lump and CaIcJ. Magnfsin !
sup. Cab Sod, Tnnn,Ic Ac'd Sal. Rochelle ;
Pnlv Colombo Cnnlhar,des Bark Chumomi'e
Flowo,s Sugar Lead PrrpJ Ch"lk; MANN
Flake Rad and Puvd Squalls Lunar C",'s'e,
outc Ounirc, F,cnch; STychnc, Morphine ,
Pr,,p, rlnc; Blue Mass Hdnder'sj Merc. ONT
ment; Julk,n's Iilio Gum Arabic, Turkey !
Sp,s Nrre di',o TInrrshorne Cab Ammonia !
Bornx Balsnm Copaiva Castle So"pi Cnsto'
on, cold e4py'd f,eSh Salad Obs Bears On
Esq Lemon Evans's Lance,s DENTIST fo'l I,
Gold and SILVER Leaf FLORIDA, Vuena, ond Co
logue Waters Lorards, Maccobn and h'ppcc
SouT Nu,mcgs, p't'ae Con. and Pulv d. Elm !
Cinnamon Cloves, Bleaolid. Ginger, SnfsnPa-
ola Pend Barley burgundy Phch, A"'nsd
lad,go Mad Ter Blue stone; Jlpnn Ink, Cora
md Boot Vlrnish Fancy soaps JuJnbc pnstc !
a lcohol; Tnrpcnl,ne Dry lite Lead Chrome
yellow; d,lo Green; p,uss. Blue Vcrd'grs :,
Il i Lead Lythntge, Spanish Blown Vene ION
Red Chinese Vumlillon CumprnchY Los"ooh
Chrpp'd duo Arnauo Port Wne, &c. &c.
All of which y III be Sold WHOLESALE
RETAIL. on the most accommodating terms,
DAVID r. LYMAN
Dirars Oh siond, sign tdeH ho,tar BanL
Sqaa,e, LynchburR, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

II The Editor of The Philadelphia National
Gazette style, Mr.. Benton 4" the great luttittar'aa
OF the Senate"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

Cholera in Ricimond.-A rumor having OBJ ain
ed circulation of the prevalence of cholera IN Rich
mond, II committee Of physicians, members OF he
House OF Delcsa cs, was appointed TO enquire NJ
To the facts who reported, the l7h INST that, al
though few cases had occurred, they were IN cv-
cry case attributable To imprudence that It did not
prevail as an epidemic and that there was no
cause of alarm or apprehension.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

to about 500. Tbs asesti IS Supposed ID b. only
one loot per mile. The COS, of tbe mil rod 10
nm tied Al &c 100000, Upwards of Sio 900 ave
been subscribed in New Orcars for the purpose
oil procuring surveys AMI other necessary inG,r-
nation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
i.insecd Oil aud Putty.

A SUPPLY of Linsced Oil and ffeSh Puty
"a Just received, and tor sale ny
DAVID L. LYMAN.
Sign Of Golden Mortar, Bank square
Dec. % S''
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FOr Nent,

DlGGES' OFFICE,
Lynchburg, Dec. q, 1884
Dawn Nos. in the Dismal Swamp Lottery, e'ass
No. "a. Tor 1884.
2S Q 40 80 % As "a 80 25.
'rickc,s for sale in the Petersburg Lottery, NO 10,
a, DlGGES' OFFICE o! Luck.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
NOTICE.
last Notice.

IgNiI09E person. indebted 10 rs by boad, OF
II oIrn accounts earnestly reqoesied % come
'o'"n'd mud pay The debs 'rma,og unpaid, ON
ia" l5th January 1898. viii be fpfih~nb placed 10
The hands Of mn r"e,eenc attorney with instructions
10 col eci them rs speedily .po."b'r.
SCRUGG5 e. BAGBY.
Dec. l5 3,1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

~ The Edto-s Of the Enqlirer fill their paper
with editorial and lnica'cI articles on the
subject OF the right of lnsruHon, as If that right
were question d in Virginia by any eminent poll
tlcian, eacept VIM. Aires, E>Q. Lit the people
instruct, and their rePrcs natives will obey, TO "
man. But they will not obey instructions, as they
nn,ht not signed by mtnoJuy OF the voters IN
their respective counties, or by majority, # that
maj rity has been OH aimed by forgery add fraud
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

ar II woul be Singular versal not only OF
po3tlc' bu, practical justice, if VIM. q. R'vfs,
Esq Should be elected 10 the Senate by the force OF
a principle TO which he is himself opposed, unless
he las changed his opinion since he was memb-r
of the Virginia legislature of which we have no
evidence mean, Of course, the right OF inslruc-
ton, the binding obligation Of which right
at the tlmc ftrrrd 10, he enphatically denied. is
he now an advocate of that right We certainly
have reason TO doubt It.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

s-r The resolutions init o3uccd into the Leelsa
,urc of North Carolina instruciag Senalor Man
gum to vote for the cxpurgal'on from the Journals
of the u S Senate Of the resolution condemning
the course of the President relative 10 the removal
OF he ,leposltes, have passed the House OF Con-
mons, after an animated debate, BY vote OF II to
S. 1t is ped ,ha, they will he ncsa''vcd by the
senate ; but 3hould this hope not be realized,
i. is said that Mr.. Mansum will rtsisn his scat