Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30
:, .ose sensloili,y mas been this

ssn'oo'y sr,;on made by MIR. Jackson, was a.
II the as'' '',;<,,.us,y false thai ! inlnced my
rue as II ID 20 nv promise OF twenty thousand
yft to ma.J doxer-I have Ut least the censoa
dolafs as Nc ,, did no, steal her from TIE ia,etn
ION 10 MY" ms Mr. Lexicon may hndafsiand
esfi' A. 10 the do er of which he speaks
lhe aas''''. IA he more dhcai, for hlm % puf-
| .hblh 6ye tines tie sum he has una
tiisss =, .te lady who has attracted ias SYM
gned =, he has founi II 10 speeulae on
paihy' . so,,on Lands OF 'IlsSiss'pp, al the mn
ne 'ho of tie Goyernms'i 6ul MS cup
min f,ns yl,aperanon, II would seem, coo'o
o m'' an by any ins short OF the ioul ealam
no' be M o,ving off ts dover, by stfiPes, dal-
NJ ina an The wife whom had hus purchased
y e'a's r..oous libel on me-, as private genre
TINS III III sor reply which cannot be MADE Ia TINS
a1a en-" .sa,,on. MIR. Jackson has entered the ate
oao'' ,,s not in his character as ffes'1ent OF
ID ~ States, BIZ, as PLAN Andre" Jackson
iAs o" a IN hands unfe,'cfed. lie Is wen aware
fooss ~ u responsibility wh'ah he incurred, ana
OH !, unless he y us recreant I'd ch'salfy'
NUS :. IN yeraclty. The word Ola Prince mas
as NJ N he sacrci q inviolabe that oil r.
asa e crea, nation ought 70 be equally so. " n
sos's =, h,oh minded, honorable man IN Inc com
oo, .,,, t,ng lis head in same anu sorrow ~aen
num-, i,,eI 10 confess that the highest pn tic iune
10 Il he Republic, has sunk to the level OF an
ao'"y .,andsrcrl On! my country,'o " hs' d''-
~ 10. has, thou fallen. undcr the n'sfoie OF
a.,, ,vranr whose IN ''selfi'nea passions le III
. NO exccsscs which violate III tic dceeneies o.
,o,,aihie l.. Al, -, 1o,t son has al
framed band OF WITNESSES al MS eo'''''''','
.,1,o be can prove almost any TACT ne may w
-. m es. .blish, but ye with al mes e''' VI
ffo - n hoo,. | d,fy him 70 ajduce from a.
- source worthy of credit, ths slightest e''"'neF
~ 49, a., If mine. bearing he mos: remote 'eseIh-
,lnpe to tic paer,ie and rilicalo1s i'n"". wv
a;sb bc has attempted 10 cast CD me- lie :
=, liberty 10 put IN reqn''iion, un or me so.e," %
"..;o,s Of IN oath, every member OF thc.hi1isy re
.1s.,s6Io family Of my @ita nc MAJ 'tpee' 10 'os
Nv herself; 10 every individual who has at any
~. ,1y heen an inmate in my haus, 70 all my int,
oac friends, and they will ali respond Q him, you
nave b,sely lied" History gives US no account o.
,b,l cavalier n'ho possessed the Qualities OF Bafoa
alanchansen.
am S,f, respectfully your most OBJ serv'
GEO. POINDEX TER.
Wa learn from the New Orleans Bulletin thai
N, Poindex,cr left ha tir on the 6,h Inst. III The
| ~, Kentucky, for Nv York. Ga taking loava,
i, was compIlmencd win salute Of 30 guns.
\ sRErREAT4 Or A SUBTERFUGE7
Tn. Washington Telegraph, spoak'ng OF Mr.
t,db,un says" So far as wo are concerned, our
ntstrrnce for him is well known but VIC are pre-
,and ut any time to surrender that preference,
r,.noyer We can be satisfied Tia, our support OF
any other Individual would better advance the uni
.,I ,,osperi,v of IN, States, or con rlbuie
;r.t I.ai
y, al, e,nse to be the par'izsns OF me~ Let all
vb, nave desire to redeem the government from
ia fatal sr.N which rests upon II, bring their in
4 ,.o,e into an uaiel effort. L., us mckn CON
,n xsr upoo the corruptions of the Kitchen Cab
ine, ., US think more of the country, ard less
If Marty Tor II We can mrc, this ground, there
IN h, TO difficulty in d.'oaing the success ion. y
Very I'D ADVICE his, as tsr as II goes; and WI
A9fI h, harry 10 sec the gicer inh1-noed by II
ynse,f But it seems 10 US hat btnea h this sur
hce OF fan spoken words there is II stratum Of
dcer duplicty. Gen Green says he Is prepared
| 10 surrend,r" Mr. CalhouH--5ut when I - When
ever 4s satisfied that the supp III oil any Other IN
I1ldia VIII bette advance the union an prospect
Y Of the States, &r but can that time ever
cams Is II possible that Gen. Green ever can be
eyc that any other in lvldIal's election can bette
fleet hose purposes Il is moi, and therefore tht
tlcjgeIs tsn,amoun, to just nohng a, ali-it Is the
word of promise to the car winch will be bIak"n
20 tho hope" Ii he nal s,iI that he would snppotl
Tia, man for the PRESIDENCY, whose prospect OF
beating Mr.. Van Burcn should oe sd)adsed In
most AaltclinE, after fair and full consultation n
aons The up )onents OF the administration, II nigh
have been regarded as pledge OF his sincerity. But
cevdently means no such thing. Ii Is is not a re-
nar from the Ishmaclitsh position which he
nne weeks since pompniisly assumed bat rath-
ii subcrfuse to cloak his real designs.
MESSRS. MOORE AND PRENTICE.
In our las, paper, we referred to recent duellng
0respondcncc between Mai. L. P. Moore OF Ken
lucky, late Minister to Colombia, and George d.
Prentice Esq the editor of tho Louisville Focus
Which terminated without II ishi,ln Consequence OF
both gentlemen claiming 10 be the challenged party
later number Of the Focus brings us an add ion
correspondence, from which we leara, briefly.
hat Maj Moore afterwards agreed to concode 10
Dr. Prentice the privileges of the challenged party,
except the selection Of time AMI place - that Prem
tee agreed to this proposition and proposed, hal
they should fight with riff s, henevcr ard where
YER Moore might appoint, at distance of 40 PAGES
that they should each b. attended by two Sc
9nds, one of whom should stand near tie comba.
hnt', with doublc-barrcled gun, loaded with
olck-sho', which should b. used if the rifles failed
% no execullon-and that the parties, If they
should tal'o nricr each other with these wen 'ons
should then Close with knives or drks. NJ j
Noore's frends objected 10 the rifle and sho, gun,
'aeaslng that their principal had been SO disabled
10y fall from his horse In It he could not use such
weapons without n rest, aud proposed pistols.
rren'lco's friends objected TO pistols, The ground
va us pistol arm was paray wed, and that he could
No' even write with that hand-but they egreed