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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-26
cVseOU FAN Ssaad WeSaetea.s Goods.
MISS A. r. CABLE
Is mOs0 opening ne0 supply Of Fall & Winter
Goods, together sOiih a gpMerGt assortment Of
.. . MILE1NIERX, e.

Goods, together sOiik a grHerat assortment Of
= ... r..o M66EGMERX, "
- y WHICH In PART CONSISTS OF ~ -
TNNGLySH and French MerinOs. Salisbury
- Flannel, Erepch Calico; also the tw illed
English Prints n. variety Of Silks for dresses,
Of different qualities ani coIprs, from so cents
to $I.e5 per yard; " roUght Capes and Col
lars, Thread and Bobbinett Laces. Muslns of
different kinds, Thibet and rHSy5sNk HaNdk ''fs
and Shawls, Fancy Adk'fs and Searfs, short
Fur Tipprts. Belts, Gloves, Hosiery & SHOES;
Corselts, Curls, Combs, sc. &c. Also an ex-
tensive assortment Of MILLINERY, such as
velvet and silk Hats, Caps, Ribbons & Flow
ers, Ornaments for the head, Netts for ladies
and misses, all of which will be sold on rca-
sonable terms. | ,....
GF7All kinds Of Millinery and antuamak-
ing done in the neatest & must approved style.
Customers are respectfully invited to call and
examine goods aud fashions before purchasing
elsewhere. -e........,- -.aa...., .... ~.
Milliners and MaDtuamakers from abroad
can be furnished with goods and patterns on
terms that may make it for their interest to
purchase, instead Of going to the city to obtain
them. 10 .era Litthfeld, Oct. IS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-20
MEETING BUCKINGHAM

We copy the subjoned proceeding, from the
las, Charlottesville Advoca,, Tbn, mol. , Lam
,,.,..a ,,,;.,,,,;n L.,,,o L.,,,..,
NV - "''
al the Morrill, as mere bfaNa I"' but as settled and
as universal opinion III the South:
Ata meeting Of a large portion of the pcop!e Of
Buckingham, hid in the Cout House on Mon
day thr lOh inst, (court day) to take into con-
sideraon the inccndary proceedings OF the \ nth
crn aholitionis;s, and adopt some measures To
counlcract aud arrest them, MAJ. Charles NanceY
was appointed Chairman, and John Partcson, Sec
re,ary
On motion, the following gentlemen. together
viii, lin, Ch,;rn,,n ,r,rc onnnintod , f'or,,,;,fa,
to report to the meeting Tm>. ". Road.uan,. {.
Il. + ontainc, r. +. Hubbard, :. p. Christian Geo.
Booker. Wn,. \. pa,,rson. Povliat. an JOINS. " NJ.
p. Mesc!ev, CIR. Mosaey. Richard G.. Morris. j.
W. ua,kins. ". W. Ferguson. r ,bcrf Shlw and
Tho>. Pinrln.
after retiring a short time. the following res
oluions were reported and uoaai,qousig adoptesI
1>t. Resolved, By this meeting, That they
will not argue die question oftic right of slave
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tec prompt and efficient aid in detecting all emlSSa
ties, aiaer> aud ahetors of the abnliinuisrs. and ia
lutctns upon them prompt and efficient penalties
such viii secure THEN instant expulsion from,
nur HORRORS.
ID Resolved. That in the estimation ofthi, meet
inG tie ra>>tet OF Il law ahoi,hae SLAYER. IN Il g
District oi Columbia, Willie the explosion ola wish
on the part oi majority of CONGRESS-, that the /
non be dSsolsed--n which wish, the South how
ever reiattautIs, will acq lic>cc.
~. Resolved. That the several Editors ofnrws-
papers IN the State of Virginia. be requested to
publish the FOREGOING resolutions.
The meeting then adjourned.
The Advocate states that the last resolution was
supported hv q. VI. PAYNE aud others, aud OPP
poscdhy Dr.. Flood and q. Buohcr-but that not
dozen voted aeaiuSt If. We confess We are Glad
10 see this stand taken tor while we admit the
constitutional fiehi of Congress, 10 abolish slave
~ in the District of toamhi there Is a morai
n,ceSS34 thousand fold stronger than con>ta-
tiona RIGHT, why they should, must aud shall let il
alone. The day on which majority OF Congress
ran be induced 10 tlcitap for discussion, will Wit
mss, We hope, the retirement, in BODY OF the
Southern members ofC Congress- from the walls oil
the Capitol.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-20

An overlooking meeting has been held in Nor
folk on the Abolition question, and the Richmond
resolutions adopted
In Williamsburg, also. Il large meeting has been
held, which VAS addl, SEED / y Senator II | l.,
Richard Coke, Jr. aud NJ. Bowers, and decided It
ouon, adopted. Proceedings in cur ncNf.
\ large m, eth was icdat IN lcIst c.lrt lou>c
on McnGay last, AID strlg resolutions at, pied.
We ncrot dat we arc cen lellCd 10 defer de pre-
coed rs until oar next.
In Charleston. :. c. =" one of tho most impo-
sing a>scmhiaseS # citizens, (saystlc Courier,(
in respect OF numbers, intelligence and respectable
ity thai we Lave ever WitncSsel,' met on the 10Th
ms. to receive the Rep 1rt Of the committee OIL
appointed at previous meeting The Clergy oi
all denominations attended in body, lending
then sanction 10 the proceedings, and adding by
ihcir presence TO the imprc character oithc
scrnr.-Ne must hereafter make room for til,
Report, deeply interesting ii is, we'll for the
ability it displays for the momcntous and prce-
nant positions which il assumes.
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iiafR tie Uupocri{eS

In the Palmyra New Nork) Sentinel of tul.
:, We have the proceedings OF a meeting called Ton
die purpose o.-loing what does the reader sup
pose Why, oil ta>lns measures Tor "liddns
,hai place of the >apabond NEGROES by whom it is
at present infested to an alarming extent, or for
advising in REGARD to some other efficient and LEGAL
steps OF security against hcir nocturnal dcprcda-
lions and demaraiizne influence Who could
have heea prepared for such language as this from
d VILLAGE in the interior of New York Where
are til tender sympathles OF Tappan, Lea,itt Il
Go. Why are tl,y not cndca,oring 10 elevate
the character Of the sagfbend negroes that al!
ready inlc>i thcr state, before they seek to
augment thcir nuuborl Out upon you, hypo-
critics
But, vhatdoes the rcadc, suppose is the charac-
ter Of the measures adopted by these friends oil
human rieht>," in Nem Iork, to rd thcm>clvc,
of the tl1c free blacks among them / After declar-
inc, in thcir preamble, that the, had been serious
" annoyed l. the depredatinns OF tins class o
people, who arl, they SAY, with few exceptions,
lazy, d,>ohte, piIt''rng ,agahonds, generally re-
lu;ing to labor for any compensation, bal depend
inc on their NIGHTLY lhrtt> and the poor law, for the
means ot subsistence; (how Characteristic the
race, every where y tlc} request owners of houses
which they occupy to eypc them forthwith, and
hereafter to refuse to receive them as tenants
Aud tn, act of ,,p l,ion isdonc by men who lee
turc the people of the South on the duties Of hui
manitv, and who drnoancc Us, because, inslc d o
auemealing the number of lazy, di.solnte and pill
trri0g vagabond,' by manumitling our slaves, We
rather increase thcir happiness by keeping then
employed, and giving them more and better iood
and clolhing tLan DIZZY would earn for thcms,ls
if they were free, or even than the white slaves o
the North at this moment enjoy ! We say IL
gain, ont upon yc, donblc-jved hypocricy, a, yo
are
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-20
MARSHALL.

The COMMITTEE appointed 10 prepare and re-
port the order and form OF procession, and to
make other arrangements relative To the Funeral
.ionots a JouN M,Rsu.ll late Chief Justice of
ihe u ttd Siates recommend the following
der and arrangements:
!. Grand Marshal IN uniform.
,. Orator, with the Rev. VIM. 4. Reid and
Key. W. Il. Gown. in haronchc
J. RelaliVcS II the Deceased.
!. Masonic %srietv
!. Julgt.> u the Gcueral Court, with crane OF
the left arm.
e. The 'llyar, Recorder and Aldermen Of In,
town, viii c,re on the left arm.
l. Inc Magistrate, of the surrounding country
y. The gentlemen of the Bar ol the town ana
$ ronadfnr country, with Grape onthe lrh arm.
y The President and Members nj the Common
Council, with Grape on the lett arm.
10 ihe Committee al arrangement, with bad
ees ut mourning.
H. The Band Of Music, with badge, of mourr-
ny.
- The Mechanic Arilcr,. with armsro,rr,cd
H. Ihr Reverend Clergy Of all Denomination
~. The Patrick Henry Debating society.
10. The Revolutionary Officers and Suld,rs
10. He oune Mrn's Debating Sncint,.
IL. Officers NJ the nied States, Civil. Militia.
~ and Naval.
Is, Tho Civil Officers of the town, with stats
III mourning.
~. Til Civil o1iccr, otthc surrounding eoun-
Try.
20. Cdrrn> ii the town aad surrounding coun.
uS, on foot.
p. Ih, Llnehburc lroop.
-. titlfcns and Strangers on horse back.
he following gentlemen arr rc,pc>Icdto#,eip u.
M,rshals; Gonrla David Rodc.. col. l,,,,. {;
Dca'inr, Col. L. Chelrbam, CO. \. l.. W>IIn.
: Col. james NJ Smp,on. Cal n ,ll,,,, II 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-20
STATE BElCNIL5NS.

In several Of thc States important elections have
Just taken place but 80 absorbing has auolhc, ,ltd
measure become that they excite comparatively lit
tie interest. We however, suhiom such returns as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-20

H. We regret To see the New York American
clIigent and respectable Il man 10 lralctnize with
fools u ,ains-and W hcg him 10 wash himself
OF the enrou> tlint.
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az esS.EED SssYxsy,,N.

'hf. Proprietor understanding that rnrnor
Is current that he is fn BEES lcay. to nm.
prize The public that he has still room to mccain.
MEDIATE those who .nny wish to enjoy the benefit
oil me water w. l.. SAUNDERS.
Aug. II Dr.
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CASE FOR NEGROES.

w + will pay The highest cash prices for all the
hkciy Young Negroes OF both SEXES from IL
10 20 OF - years Of age We get. Those wishing
to sell, are requested to refer john A. Rowan Al
lynchbufE, by letter or otherwise. or to john |
Harris Lovings,on, Nelson county Virgins
Ma Is 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-20
= FEE H'a.Aks.,'

fotmctly the residence ct Chi TOPPER Chrke, d.
I'll containing lJiu acres, Of winch 80 arc bottom
hhu' lis eetate lies about > miles from the
o"h ct '.ibery, and = rmles from Lyhchburg, and
soi'"hls most splendid sew Oh mountain 5, emery,
embracing the F.aAs of Ouet, distant only few
'nIlrs,) the blue Ridge, aud otler MOUNTAINS The
Improvements uponI are convenient, and amply suf-
telrn' ior The comfortable accommodation of a laree
.lmly. When, III addition 10 the foregoing recon-
nenda'ions, the cfhy OF the soil and the proverbial
.ll"htiN nt the climate considered, it IS believed
hat but lew, any estates tins section of country
present as many attractions that now offered for
lie.
Tie auhscibcra vii also sell another Tract IN the
Immediate vicinity ii the former, containing 800
aercN, aud commonly called kcruss IHuce'S On
diis last TACT theff5s excellent Mill-scat.
br'"s ANXIOUS II dispose Of this properly, the
subscriber NJ" srl II reduced prizes aud on the most
llhe raj and accommodating felns.
laa1c otey, y. who resides on he first mentioned
Tact will show the premises 10 those inclined to
purchase. JOHN NJ oTEY
C. r The Richmond U'hig aud the Enquirer are re.
p4af'dt9 fpLi'sh the 3,egoiag adreri ement ,oeekiy
fun neebs, cad tonard hetr accounts 10 this office fol-
payment.
iyneIb,1s, N02ast %. 1858
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-20

70 II Is stated 'hal the Grand Jury of Midi
SON county, Geo. have lresc0ttd Hugh L. Whilc
for dividing the Republican party. VIVA, punish
mcnt do the laws of Georgia provide for the Of
fence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-20

DC T. JEW
or IIiN L)'NrURfRfs UtRkEY,
Corrected by 3Soloombc d. pvree.

hAt''me prices Of p',sci Tobacco, - 25io IA jl
""''l'' |" '"nhloll' - Ia X ~
common to good, = a. q "a,
NV, ."' !, - NV, % IN IL %
lug4 = =, nn
Inspected the ra,twoes. lI3 bid. p,,,.,IToh,c#
90 - Refused total 10,
tobacco continue, without much change 10, the
last two "rc\s. Good and nnc arr ,l,,ll n.y. ,,l
,"l''non Tobacco are still dong we'll but not =,
~ as nl' I"st week Good aud hac n,anulactu
''-''' ''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-20

Owe IavercccivodtheJ uly No. ofthe "Sourh-
crn Literary Messenger We have moi read it,
nor have we room this morning tor the table of con-
Fonts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-20

H. James G. Brney of kentucky, one of the
i>rcalIy be ptrd, has determined to establish an
Nnii-Slavcry paper in Dane, Kentucky, in de-
spte Of the urgent circumstances Of his friends
aud ftllow-cizcm,. He is the only ono of his
sect who has lad ouraeo To raise the flag in lhc
SIave-holdine fe"ion ard we therefore respect his
honest bolduess, However mucl, We may regret the
difficulties Which II will involve him. We sui
hope that he will chlnge hi, resolution before he be
compelled TO do 50.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-20

The Cincinnati hi@ states thai the election Of
George IL. Dunn, t~m:a 10 Congress, IN place Of
Amos Lane, 4 furious Nanc, and the late member Is
beyond doubt No oJhctds,rjct heud from.
tL1EtNI
w have tennls only from four counties ! L.
Martin Is elected to Congress, III the district htei
represented by MI Mckinley. Ior Governor, e.
c, Clay IS considerably ahead OF Gen. t. Parsons.
Both profess to prefer Judge White bu, the former
is supported by ;hc Nantes.
NORTH IROLINI.
VI. I. 'a"hms and Jes,c Sperght tNan) and A.,
rct0ere" N'mg,l ia rlaccof Dr.. Hall Nan1 are
cctcl 10 Congress No other, heard rom Tins
FAR oae gam 10 he Hhits.
a. CD. Thomas Ilumbus Benton we take il.
is "lcarncd Thcban," from the classical ouoia-
lions and aIlnsion, which ever an aaon emb, ll,h
his forensic aud festive oraony
HesFe1hs Gtck
. Is n'tmdHya pigs sgu5ak; :"
And, hN the way, We remember that Inc vas once
a conspicuous student Al Chapel Hin, which ae-
counts Ion it. In his late dinner speech Il, =.
Lonls for he, too, PLAY the 7abh O,afor. il
>ccms--hc elses Us tie definitions Of Demo
cracH and Ar>tocrncy--ro wit, "dcmos Che pco-
pl"D krltco, Ito govern. "a, itoi, -(nroprrty or
the rleh,) Lroteo (to lo,orn.0 Wherefore, it !,
apparent, that The democrats, are the people, and
mat the art ,erats are property, or the lich" -
| he dcinlo IS 50 new that II will of course On.
ntIr the d'Scosercr to pacnr rie,t In the FIRST
Jack 'ad"', Time Ie"raiag va> regarded as the
sign oil ar>'oeracN. But dat WI. before the dig
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Notice..

HNllE Winter session Of the subscribers School
4 will commence the 18th Scptcmber-A
few boardcrs can be received into his family
WM :. REID.
The Winter term Of the subscribers School
will begin on the 18th September
II. v REID.
Aug. II ,nR
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a 4 circuit sUIeiot ,uutt OF l4w and cha, .e,v
continued md hrld lur the town OF yneLbury
At the count houseln the sald town on Thursday ,bs
i2th day oi iobinaty, ls1.5, slttnq as , com, oT
ehanccly;
Fr.ef dudley, only acuns executor of William Da
us. deceased plaintiff
4 giast
Hcnjamin F.oo.#,,o, adm Of lEoderirk T,l,,f.,,o
der d, saslu slaerro Aorborne iaIalerro S,n,j
L. Canieno, jaime, Rose aud Mar, his wife isabel,
NJ. 'laero Char.es =. i'aIiatcrro " lIliam +. Tai
nh'flo' @9leh idilaicuo and k0dench Taalerro-
me '"'t I'VE infants by commissioner enagh special.
y assigned Their gnlidln--N llllam Owens Mari,
VICTOR John VI. Gordon and Christopher Antbonv.
pclcnda4ts
tn the motion Of the plaintiff. by counsel, and
H'th ine consent Il The defendants, BY their counsel,
the court not present deciding the oucs,ions ,,,o
scented by the report OF the commissioner, a, IN rho
Inability oil the defendant Mara Victor. to pay int.
rest on the arrears of rem ,pe from bar pJ i'e
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o. Schco,s for the education Of colored chill
dren, several OF which existed in Charleston, s
c. under the direction of the clergy of that city,
have been suppressed. Tnisis of theirit fruits
Of the interference OF the Fanatics with our do
nestle affairs. They may Judge from this whether
they more likely to break or crnbittcr the cup
of servi,ndc,
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" OH Ugt"i0." In Publishing the commu-
nicaion under this signature, dccmit propcrto
say, that, wmle heartily concur with the wrircrm
his denunciation of the Abolioni,rs, we do not APP
prove entirely of hc tone and temper Of his essay
lie will perceive, indeed, that We have taken The
liberty OF >ottening many OF his expressions, aud
there arr various others which should have
omitted coul lwehayc done so without rcmodciug
the essay. tifst, we are opposed to connecting
the Abolition with the Presidential question; and,
secondly, we do MOI believe that Mr.. Richie
deserves all the harsh ,pthcts bestowed up
on him by our corrcspon enr. We believe,
that, under the influence Of an apprchch-
sion that NJ. Van Buren, would be injured
in the south by tiie agitation of the Slave
question, NJ. Richie al first suffered that apprc-
hcnsion to lead him into views Of the subject calcn
lated 10 iujure The South and to encourage the ia
naics of the North bu, We equally believe that be
will 90 as far as he who goes lartbcsi in defence II
Southern interests and RIGHTS, lhat he see, thai
they are in jeopardy, aud that the election OF MAJ
tin Van Burcn, or Of any other ma, IS rs tcati-
or against Mount ATLAS in the scale II such
time OF fcvcrish excitement as thi,, it is NOT rehi
to c1cac suspicion against 1ny man, without the
most conclusive evidences Of hi, guilt and we re-
erct, therefore, ,hat such is tie tendency OF our
CORES ppndcnt's cssay-a tendency which would
have compelled us to decline its publication, had
we read it before its insertion had been promised
" e would also request him TO con,ult bre,ry in
his suceec Iil1 No. There arc 50 many demand
upon columns, in Ties stirring times, that con-
dcnsaon both Of thought and expression is pccl-
Il ,l,,uir
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o. We perceive that the merchant, OF the
South are pretty generally determining not to
deal with any man connected with the abolitionists
This is very good, as far as it goes. But they
should 20 one step tarihcr--and determine not to
deal with the North at all Why may they not
raise up great importing city in the SOUTH
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s11a"5fe ke0y Estate fo,. sUIe,

'liE subscriber tom other cngag ements finding
II impfacicable to boslow the nee essary atten
'on on III agricultural pursuits, offers for sale hi
E., andcd Estate, M tic county Of l. edford called
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AOR1'HG iRDLINI.

VI. I. 'a"hlns and Jes,c Spe,gh, tV.n) aud Mr.
P'thsfe" t"h's) IA place Of Dr.. Hall (Nan.) are g
Icctcl 10 Congress. No others heard tom. Tim
far gam 10 Ht UAirs
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Ia Connected his name 40 f.y...l,
cause oil Free America, that NOTHING sb1., Wy" ue
,ious Misconduct on his part, could NV. ~ "o'o
ih, 30 ehec'uaY as he is divorced from, t''o'eed
p"''es, .he respect and confidence Of HI. y III
',e"' ihefe is an entire want of disc,;,s'sy
as seems TO us, in the generally
II, anu Always excusaiory s'fan n. in 49, so
Vi us lie is written Ter il fa,ls
ueeoon' IN any satisfactory manner. for n. - "
non oil Burr by all men of all narl,ss "'' 'es'f'
" In great defects as biography mr. ,s ,a..,
s ,'a'e''e's lot authentic history. there ara 49,
yer hless, many interesting facts and docn,,.'. .
brought together in these pages in small
Among the most curious of the latter i
Journal, KEEP by Arnold Of his march from ,ba E "a'
heoec. There are also in the Annendiv -.
MOI now published for the first time. some 49,
tant papers connected with the contested 0ia.i:o
between Jefferson and Burr III 1901 0N'''"
we nave little room for extracts-but r,., al
'e'. 10 Inc following statement which is At variance
e,'"e'y WIN all That has been hitherto related of
MRS. Arhous innocence of airy par,icno,ior IN
"e' "'sooho treason, and if true, shew, her ,o
nave been an accomplished actress.
Ool. burr' IN iIeo, wa on a visit to Mrs. Pro.
'os'' ',e 'ooy VINO not long after became his wife
""e" WIS a'ho'o stopped ut her house on her way
VIM III OTuer 10 ION her hus
oahd. AT the first news of his treason. Mrs Ar
bold excited the sympathy of every one. Her la
mentations and screams might he heard Mt n dis
lance, and many feared tina, her reason would bo
shaken from lis throne. Several of the officers n,
west Pont at that time, wrote most affecting des.
criptons of her wretchedness and some wen, co
Tar as to think that the wounds given to lie heart
OF en- elegant and an accomplished woman, desery
cd as much punishment as the treason Arnold COM
United. Washington was deeply affected by her
situation and rendered her every assistance in his
power, and with great galantry sent her letter of
saic-conduct to the lines. Mrs. Provost was the
widow OF British officer, and to her Mrs. Arnold
could unbosom herself ; and being assured that no
ono was near but those of strict honor, she threw
oil the mask, thanked God that the farce Of ~, c.
usy was over, for she hated 10 be an actress any
longer She said that she had commenced the cor
rcspondence with the British commander, and had
brought her husband 10 the deed at last stating also
that she had long abhorred the American cause, and
now was happy that she was free from the rebels
This spos the pathos of many brilliant dcscrp.
tons OF her patriotism and sensibiliry but, never
iheless, the generous feeling in which they were
written will still remain proofs that there was
nothing resengeful or low in the disposition of
those who achieved our independence.
IN Y american.
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LYNCHBURG, APRIL 10, 1898.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
CAMPBEI.L-2 delegates.


The Wings are beaten contrary 10 the universal
impression OF those whose opinions on the subject
were entitled to any weight. Those who have
done their duty" have nothing with which TO re-
proach themselves. They could not control results
A"o !. is worse than useless 10 censure the supine.
ness OF those whose lack of zce has permitted the
victory to be snaiched from our grasp |, has always
oech the evil fortune Of party to fgh, as if they
expec' ed defeat, and hence they have always been
deficient IN that esprit do corps aud drilled activity
winch distinguish our opponents, and which SO
fequsn'ly enable the disciplined minority to tri-
umph over the undiseipiined majority The con
test, 1t will be seen, was remarkably close and,
were the election contested ami the polls purged, we
DO not doubt that the Wing candidates would have
respectable majority We do no, believe, how ever,
that II is their intention to engage in pro,racled
exciting, and, in the end worse than prof,ess con
uovcrsy, Tor the honor of seat in the Virginia
Legislature The following is u statement of the
vote at the several precincts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-16

NEW STORE.

'NNllE subscriber Las opened Gin the tenement al
n joining Liberty Warehouse, } mn entirely ney
Assortment OF GROCERIES, Consisting mostly
OF
100 socks factory filled Sal,
. hhjs Porto Rico N O md 81. cfox Su
ghrs
30 bogs Rio, Old White, Porto Rico, and old
Java Coffee, OF fine flavor
% tons Plaster
1000 lbs Cotton Yarns, No 8 TO l5
8 hhds w. l. and sugar house Molnsses
20 casks Cut Nails and Brads, 10 1O1
2 boxes Loaf Sugar
| ticrcc Orchard Gfnss Seed
IS kegs Butter Cracker.
. boxes patent Sperm Cnndl,s
10 do Toilow do & anus
| cask liodse's Cheese
I case Preserved Ginger
ALSO, ID points Powder, Shot, Mountain Clo
yer Seed, Grindstones Tanners Oil Imperial and
Gunpow6er Ten, Bacon Pepper, Ginger, &c.
Which be will sell low, for cash, or in barter tor
country produce, arden, spirits excepted.
g'r Planters having their Tobacco inspected at
Planters Liberty, will find il 10 their convenience
ea and get their supplies Of
GEO. BAGBY.
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