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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-12
The genuine Medicines can be had Of
WI POMEROY. Alexandri

Sole agent for the D:sriet If Columbia and its veinty.
y whom the Pills sold in pack cts OF one, two.
aud three dollars each, aud the Powders at 373 cents
per box, with printed directions; and also by the fol-
lowing 'un. Agents: q W. Poikinhorn, between 9th
aud 10Th streets. Pennsylvania Avenue, John StIIlns,
Navy Yrd, Washington, and Thomas e. Wright,
Georgetown, Of whom alone can the Medicines be
warranted genuine Uy appointment Of DIR. %. 8.
aost, Ill., ~, u d e. II brooklyn, New York, he
snIe importer of these Medicines
M'rrisonis or the Family Adviser, price t275, Prse.
tics Proofs illustrated by numerous cases Of eure
third edition, price 373eents, to be had a. above.
APIS IF
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Co. WHEAT, &c. z7=---~.-----@ a--a-
r CONTINUE to pay the highest Cash price
il FOR Wheat, delivered at the Triadelphia
Mills or in Alexandria. | wish to purchase
Rive and Flaxseed at my Store, on Union, be-
tween King and Prince streets.
"novot SAMUEL LINDSAY.
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their present assortment. They feel assured that
they will be found not to be inferior, either
in the durability Of their materials or the neat
ness oftheir execution, to those Of any other ma
nufacturer in the District.
They will execute Sign E Ornamental Paint
ing and Gliding, in all their various branches,
on the most accommodating terms
Old Chairs will be taken i'm part payment for
new ones, or will be repaired or re- painted at
the shortest notice.
Chairs purchased at this mandatory will be
sent, free ofexpense, to any part OF the District
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-12
LEYI HuRDLE,

"AVING taken his brother, Thomas T. HUR-
IL DIE, into partnership, will continue, at tn,
old stand, southwest corner OF King and Co
lumbus Streets to carry on their business as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-25

Jus' 'aken lodgings. We travelled together 10 Phil.
'eePh,a Inc next day, arriving ihere near The close
''ehaihed Tint night, nd having transacted
ne BUSINESS winch io,k me tlefe and II had 70
eo""eAloh WIN Bank Of any lslnd1 in lie morn
''s VI me next day, LIFT on tie me sy a, II a.
wv ~ NJ saw iour persons IN the CT, Of my nc
9''a'hic' Three OF whom had long known as
Par'Isahs OF the present administration nd III nth
Ct OF no politics that know and none ef dion, cor,
hee'ed IN any way with tho Bank. | sould no,
have known Mr.. Jaudon, had | mo, him | wns
introduced 10 that gentleman for the frs, time nenr
INC Close OF the la'e session Of Conere,s and have
never seen him except in com any BctN cen him
anu myself There never has been any eommunca.
"oh ofon The subject ofthe Bank am compelled
also 10 a'mi', that notwithstanding the Prominence
""'eh II SUITS Inc views Of some just now 10 give
me- since the SUI jet OF the removal Of the depositcs
was under discussion in the House of Rcpresenta.
ives session before the last, have really rot been
so Tar honore5or noticed by airy particular friend of
lho Bank, or officer, stockholders or agent of that
institution, IN Congress, or out Of Congress, as To
be questioned ia relation TO my views upon the
suhJ'et, or as TO whit my course would be IN any
contingency with regard to II. am able, with
perfect truth, 10 make another statement which
may siartIe some Of the readers of the Globe. The
BANK has not been the subject of conversation or
any communication whatever, that | have any re
collection of, between judge White and myself,
since the same period. | believe, however that
am perfectly acquainted with the views Of TINT up.
tiSht and eminent citizen upon that subject. Yet,
my knowledge is not better than that of the public
generally, who had examined his past course in
relation 10 H. doubt not he is at the same time
well acquainted with my own views upon the same
subject he having the same means OF knowing my
Opinions that others have, md no more whatever
private conversation or intercourse Of any kind
have had with HIM or others upon this subject be.
ing perfectly consistent with the course indicated
by my votes and printed Speech
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-25
MEETING In AMHERST.

Alta meeting Of portion of the CITIZEN Of A n
hers, county. held nj the Cour House, "a the Is /
cf Ma, 1888 10 take decentralization the Propue
" of nominating suitable poison 10 nj the tttie'
Of Chief Magistrate Of the United States, Col
Cornelius Sale was cal d to the Chnir, and John
b Duncan and Champ Corter were appointed Sc
crctnrlcs.
The meeting being called 10 order by the Chalr-
man, Joseph X. Irving, Esq offered the folio" ng
resolutions which were unanimously adopted
Icsolrcd, That tic selection Of the highest OH
Ger to preside over the Exceuive Depa rtmcnt 81
the government of free people, belongs of right
exclusively 10 the people subject 20 the dctaton OF
control of no Caucus or Convention whatever.
Resolrcd, That VIC are opposed TO The elevation
Martha Van Baren of New York, to that high
office
Iegolred. Tha, we will support the election Of
HUGH LAWSON WHITE, of Tennessee to
the Presidency, MS successor to the present mcum
bent
Lesolred, That committee Of six be appointed
by the Chair, to rcpor preamble and resolutions
expressive Of the opinions and views of thr blends
If Judge White and TIC opposers OF Van buren,
and thst they report to an adjourned meeting to be
held at this place. on the first day OF our next Jone
Courl.
By Robert Camm, Esq,
RcsoLrcd. That whereas fewer Of the c'Iizcns Of
the county attended Court to-day thnn is usual, OF
was expected and as We deprecote that Caucus sgs-
tenn by which the advocates of Mr.. Van Buron, 10y
the aid Of the FEW, attempt to bind and dictate lc
the MANY, md orr object is 10 call forth the voc'
of the PEOPLE upon the important subject OF the
next Presidential ftctlon that this meeting be ad-
iournod until the Sd Monday in June next, (Cout
davo and that due means be taken to notify The CT
tizens generally Of this adjournment.
Tie Chair named the following gentlemen, AZ
composing the Committee contemplated by the an
re- soIu,lun, viz John Thompson. Jr. Samuel NJ
L;adonl, Robert Canm, Joseph k. hsing, JOIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-25
COMNIGNlCA EIONS.
II caanJt be gyorcd, SIR Demooaf J"

II caanD be pyoecd, SIR Democrot"
.UcsuS. EditotS-l have made detiarqiiOH nj
the head Of this article; and II IS worth much,
admitted into your paper as he annexed dccia dtion
made by tho Editor Of the Democ, al IN his Paper
of Thursday last.
Referrg 10 Rhode lelond, hc says " In this
State the Wings nave managed bV The moa nm
cramplcd brtbery and intrigue, to obtain a mool
y il the Legislature"
Now know "A thing or two about the elections
Of Rhode Island as well us he OF the Democrat )
aud will mike declaration, which can be sup
ported, nn6 shall be, when he ndmitshhn he madc
a false change upon the Wings OF Rhode Island o.
subsran iates that charge, VIZ The expression
"bg the moa uncfnmpted bri5erY nad intrigue,
MS applied to the Wings of Rhode Island, by the
Democrat is not only incorrect, but II has s'ngn.
lar application To the administration pnrty in TINT
Stpte at the present time, and had during The cleo.
ton r. rrcd too.
Has the Editor no other consolation 10 offer his
party than that Of uurlbnlng every Wing success
To =" bribery and intrigue Why, Slrs, am, by
such charges reminded Gf man dunk, who, be
cause he IS So swcars lycry body else - drunk al
So Surely his party will not, WI houl exception,
fnke his SdB 50 FOR truth when accompanied with
no remark by way Of reasons for bis assertions
If s., it will be nothing surprising, that, thus led
on, bndfold by patig Edlor they shaII ore
day find the end 10 be thc death Of their Liberties
Let us use the words Of The Democrat" al
dressed to the Wing OF Richmond, in the samc pa
per, making however Iule varlation WI
the DEMOCRAT lay his lef hand on his henrl, and
urn his eyes up 10 Heaven until the whIies are VI
slblc'-(mercy the man what thought }
" and invoke nn instantaneous stroke from the hand
Of Almighty God" # he disbciiered that dec
laration when he wrote II ?
But why have noticed the charec alluded 10
above I will tell You WHY know ii 10 be in.
correct. Blu, at this distance from tint place he
can mike what declarations, by way Of eonsola
lion for the dcteni Of his naffy, he plcescs, and
expect to be believed. have another rcesnn-
There my good friends, my kindred dwell, nm
there the Wings reign rcsPeetablg- hDcsAy-a and
1onofobly III mrhant
A ELtd NJ PaaAnge Lrom Mc NorM.
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CHANar cAeeEa. e.....-..
ions L. DIS AS,



Iashould be centrally kuown. thni the fhsforsb
bred horse IS much loreaf lya3 anaHhl thaa
The eold bload,d. of oflnary asaG her.e. TwIlf
two hasheaa sct down asthc average e. offhr b.
stock THOUGH many houses hive nnu In nf duty.
five. Old Diomede was inlett,d ettw,n'y t@a
aud died with somewhat of . euliJsh laot Al iiu,
two or thiriy three. lis ls' fctt Of cnlia wtrs
equal 10, or better Than. any Of his 80 in America
SIR Archy was one Of thcm, mnsi rrnnIiehle
horss IN many fespcct,-he died IN his twenty
ninth ycar, after having made for b. oAner Up.
wanda Of 50 600 dallars We hove n COED deal Of
the pomedc, Medley aud Janna stock IN tie coon
ties around .ynchburg, and many of oul hofsce, If
they had bren trained, must hive ben distinguish
Ell. The breeders of Stock should enter INTO m
agreement 10 tram once yenr and award medals
for speed md bottom, beauty, temper md hlu6zH
for the saddle Hnl carriage. such an ogsoenitef
u, uld operate against buting,by removing strone
indueemont, and accomplish, Mt the same time, all
TINT the breeder Of fine Sock could desire II u ".
~ much 10 be wished that the New Ionden Agfi-
cultural Society should increase It's nnmra md re.
sources, os their premiums will jWec, attention 10
many interesting ol leeu, md give chatac'effo them
The citizens of Lynclhure ought, by all means, to
JOIN ihig respectable body Of cur ncstbors. III
Which event one oflhe annual mcolloge might be
held with US. Tho writer of this will close 10y in.
villng the public attention to "A Eclipse, an llar
stock, and well calculated e - to our beslm'fe
Y A. Eclipse Inns the netN OF being very like his
noble sire that run the glc,t viii llenry iof
b20 900 Ut nnc years old aud Is dCnee0ly the stme
IN blood In any way, II the p.oIlo neglect lhls
horse this season, they will probably regret ~ as
no stands too low lor the times, and for less, no
doubt, than he will ngalu. MADISON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-25
THE sFJHSCssSBERs

AZ tl .4ga r nc cgi5sn fedtef1
gZAVE lus' received and or,rfd, 'heif Slr'as
ii supply # Ifltdispge. CpiiogoHd 5addferr'
ton.nfistoe a peaetal assortment of ncafly every
,eisIa ne iir,r Inc Of l,1siness. We b'g leave 10
tfnm ,uf cosealr nd the rublie, that we are
pre4Br,d r. aela nhoiats III m 20 almos' fny ex-
cui
Tic STICK VI II ,dears conai IS ofBu'ldiog n .
tcrlls ol every de.orif ion, seel rs Loks Hinges
Bots. Screws, Neils. SC, OF Carpenters tools,
ne Planes 6 W. Ctlseis, Files, Aosn's fsorne tx-
.r4= fire Ralcs Gonees Saaufes, Hammers &c.
g. Sm#b md Stofmakcrs tools Cabinet nnd
taaa htn si.er's materials lion and Castings great
variety Of Chains end Seythe Blades, &c ssrieiy
If c'or,r3, ns Table and Desert KNIVES, Carverss
Pesk.t AID Ton Knives
Tic osserimen nj Of SndJlefy q unusually good
W. are confident that II has not been cxcelied by
my assortment ever offered IN this market 1t -
nude up If the most splendid variety Of Plated Sill
yer md Brass and Polished steel BITS and stirruP.
Irons, Plated Grass, and Jopaned Coceh, Gig, nno
carrynll Mornings, Seddle-,rees, N.adies ara
Men'sl Hog Skins, Buck Skins (Olivc and Buh)
Morocco. (Coehineal and Wood-dye) Seal SkinsS
(Rlaek and Grey,) White Wcltins Skins, Sad
dlef'a SIR Tachg, Wofsied and Cotton ROLLER and
platn Webb Marling e-ho Ks and Rings, Buckles
oil kinds. Slides. Whips, Sadders Tools, together
with various Other articles making most cxtcnS
siye mud untqunlled stock.
We are anxious TO se our GOODS, md they
will bc sold on such terms rs cannot fail TO please
Lose who muy favor rs with a call
We invo our Country friends and customtrs to
send IN their orders, md our bes, Efforts VIII 10
used to please them
THURMAN & sCHoOLFIELD.
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pI(.s.II>,' OFFICES.
CASH TOR rgEosA2Es..

VA 4 wall pay the hlghcsl cash prices for all The
w lisey Young Negroes, Of bo'h aerea from
IL 10 % or u yenrs Of age, We can get Those
wishing 10 sell, requested to reicr 10 John a.
Rowan, nj Tynenburg by letter or Otherwise or 10
John L. Harris, Lovlnes'on Nelson county, Vlf
glnia. ROWAN y HARMS
May . 5ml
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-25
X. EARLY,
STURGEON DENTISI,'

NROPOSES dividing his time bet ween Lynch.
h burg, Halfax Charlotte ard Prlncc Eu"afe
Counties. lie has just received from fh''"aelp"'"'
- Furnace ard other apparatus, wh,eh e'e es.'n
nal IN The ,osnnlac,ure Of whole and parts Of sells
Of Artificial Teeth. 80.
H. Is thankful for past encouragement. and vii
do his best To merit future ones.
- In Lynchburg he can be iouhu al s"c TAU"
In Tavern. ).
May Is "'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-25

DIED, nj thc ndnn Reservation, CAV NEil
GWA OOH, Head Chief of The Senecu Nation
long and hnnorably known 10 the whites 10y tn
name Of the Dung King He was Distinguished
for his bravery on the frontier during the late war
and was held in the highest esteem among hls
people for his integrity Of character He wns
man of giant person, and although II Ind been
muia'cd IN botlloa, and wns bent with ego, de
noted IN brow and bearing the warrior and The
chief He wus ofthG Christian putty, md was
buried 10y the side Of his ancient friend Red Jacket.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-25

~ The story Of diamond found in Price Ed.
word, which we copied from tho Richmond Enqui
rcr Turns out t. have been hsar. The simple
tons who indulge in these prauks We presume re
gard themselves us wltsbut their clam 10 the IL
Tie is hardly legitimate. At least, se can sec no
wit IN mPolng false statements u ON an editor fol
publication.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-25

Pryor and Peter P. 1Letnlon. E.qrg and, "a
motion. the Chairman and Secretaries we're esdCh 70
The COMMITTEE
On motion. Etsalged TINT the proceedings Of
his M ting be Published in the fynelburg Yrgi.
MAN.
All 'hen. ~ ma.'oa. H. uass'ioe adjourned
CORNELIUS SALE. ftaffaat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-25
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c'

VIZ:
Culcmel Jnlpp Tpecac, Tar'ar Emet'e, Blue
Mas. Rhubh,b Powdcf DITTO Root, hloe', Lq".
rice Bal, Liqnoricc Root Mngnes'a, Lump ana
Calcned, Gum Comphor Gum Opium, q m Shell
lor. Gum Copol Brimqono, Flors. uphu', Cream
Tartar, Balsam Copabo, EPSON Salts, Gl"ub"s
Salts, Senna, Mama, Arrow Root, sapsr Cn,e.
Soda, Tannric Acid, Borsx, Couiho'des, Spirits
Miro. Spirits fIorshorn, Sweet Oil, Oil Vnr'cJ
Aqun rorils hlcotol, Arelnle Mofphi', So'pbnfd
Nftphla. Iodine. Hydrodotc Potash, Ciirnici Kali.
penrerirc, Solpha'c auone. French, Black or
Var ish. quarts, 2in's and holf PMS Carpenters
('auronn1 Fluid Exlroct Of Sarsopahl'n, Car
pen,cr's Compound Syrup Lverwo'i, bn'R 'rF'
I'D DO Rcd Ink Powder, Curlis's Chcm'eal 90
R.,Q.lend,, Genuine Macossar OIL, Flord" Wa"
- VIRGINIA Water Lavender Wo,cf, Cosmetic
wash Bills. Tolc, Soaps, Visiting Cards, Playing
,'atIa. Gonr Plaster, I.orrllard's Maecnboy nnc
Scotch snuff SruT Boxes, fancy, Luc'icr's Matches,
Fancy Perfume Vials Pocke, Books, Percussion
cans cfriI Points Decd and 3 Ver-eyed Nceolesi
Bend. aud Ever POINTED Pencil Gases, P'n'ed DO,
do. Bead Needles, Fish looks and Fishing Lines
otter nad Cnp Paper, Cohcn's on''s. nano"as
qbayina boxes Shawn brushes Tooth DO tI1,r 10
ri,sh DO Cloth do Shoe do. Horse DO. Whhc-
Vnsh DO Floor do. busting do PANT DO Ce"e'
uair P.nrils, Vhs, assorted, Allsp'c'' BACK rer'
pr Race Ginger Ground bdngcf, |'o'''' ''
Nnlmc,s Cinnamon, Fresh Tamarlnds 'luc'
Wlndow Glass, Pulfv, Lamp OIL, L'nsecd Oh,
Spirits Turpenrioc White Lind, Red Lend Vs",-
IAN Red, Spanish Brown, Vermillion, Chrome e'-
low Chrome Green Yellow Ochtc, Pfussan blue.
SPANISH Whiting, Ground Vcrdcgrls, Cnmpeachy
| apyofd Ground l.ogwood, Cnmwocd, r"s''c,
K dwaed, Indigo, Nader Copperrs, blue STONE
Alum and Sail Pclre.
Together with various o,her articles, 100 """'e'
..n. n mention. comprsing a large and general as
sorn.,ntnil Of which he nalt.rs himselfh he will DO
nl,.e TO sfll rs low us any house in Virginia. Ply
sielons, Mcrchan's, and the public ge"tr ny are
faalcsred to give him n call before purchasing, as
lie n determined TO sell on he most accommodating
.,r,as DAVID r. LYMAN.
Duyals Old Stand, sign Of the Golden Mortar.
Bank Square, Lynci'burg.
May7 "''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-25

r. The oilice-hodcrs pretend to be kcenly alive
to the dangcr of deyolvue the election Of uext Pcs
pdcntopon tho House Of Representatives # as they
say the friends Of Judge White divide the great
democratic party by persstlng in-ibe support OF
mat gcn'leman, If their HrPreh' nslons be not
foigne5, why do they not Withdraw Nh Van Bnrcn,
aud unite in the support Of Judge While 2 Then
refused to do 50 shows, that much as they deprccale
division Of The party, and its consequences, they
would regard the withdrawal Of MI. Van Burcn's
namc, or his deftat, as vastly greater calamity.
They have surely no right TO require of such Of
lhc friends Of Judge White, MS IRE also friends Of
TIC administration, sacrifice, which they are not
themselves willing 10 make.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-25

Grand Mef0guit w undcis'and that tic cx.
tcnsIve Menaeerle &C Messrs. Crane Il CO. viii
tc IN this place on Monday and Tuesday, the 9Th
and OH of June Judging from the doIe which
their bills make, il IS the most extensive affair Of
the sort which has ever visited Lynchburg, and
will DC well worth seeing, ut The very modcrote
plice of an admission ticket - cents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-25

s-r P'o'sssof Wm. Il Roeers. OF William and
Mory . ese, has tecn fronfed by he Reafd Of
Public Netks, in pursuance - a. - Of the hst
Lee'sl tete "a mix survey II this State, With a
Wow 10 ascertain Is gcnefa etoleeet features md
the chemical composition Of is sots, minerals and
mineral waters .lle will set out en- his four Of eSa-
mlnatlon about the middle Of nexl month
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-25

Sit We publish on the fourth pos.. 'his NOR
ning, available article, ON The culture o SIX, nom
the pen OF one o,J no most venerable citizens and
most lrorned seeos Of New iork=-a wan VITO
does not deem II any eondesccnson although he has
filled the first offices OF the countfy, 10 pam ipate
IN discussions calculated 10 illustrate md give ener
~ t0ifc resources of That county. II W., i the
South, had had few Jadgr SprBccrs amongst US
We should not now be tagging 80 far III the fear Of
our moro cnerfrzing sisters Of the North nud West
IN the useid and ornamental arts. We invite the
attention of our readers 10 Judge Spenccr loucr
promising that we shall follow II up with oher ar
n,les on the same subj ef, calculated 10 show the
facility ind ensr with Whch the culture of SIX may
be prosecuted, aud he vast profits, which, when
pciseycrlnsly pursued, II invariably yields.
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VI AR IsE Al. IT,.

MAlNuED, on Ihntsday hventnR, the Git
inst. by the Row. Daniel Day, Nh. WAIT LON.
DON Miss RACHEL MAliALA SCOIf MI
Of Amh,
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TIE SUBSCRIBED

llns just returned from tho Northern Cues whefo
he has purchased for Cash. n large ana gene
raj assortment OF Fresh and Genuine
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Tirps ri Fagrite Mtuullin. Euuire ,


The Abingdon Statesman having EXPRESSED
some doubt to the complexion of the political
opinions of Faye,ie McMuIIin, Esquire, the crudite
delegate from the county of Scott thrt gentleman in
Il letter to the Editor thus lays down his true sent
mcnts.
am friend and supporter of the present nd
mnstration | am opposed to thc--Unted States
Bank upon Constitutional grot nds. well us in
point OF policy. am not IN favor # IA laituduous
construction Of the Constitution. 90 for strict
construction of that sacred iustument, and am OPP
posed to Internal Improvements by the General
Government; am an advocate of the tights of the
States us reserved 10 them by the Constitution, and
ana opposed to the dangerous doctrine of Nullhca-
on. For the Presidency shall 90 Tor the cand-
date that may be run by The Jaohsou Republican
Pa1fg, md am, at present, in favor of MARTIN
VAN BuREN, as suitable person to fill that office.
BY publishing this hasty scroll you will confe,
fayot on Your Obcdt. Serv't.
FAYETTE McMULLIN.
Ahem Fayottc McMullin, Esquire, whose pro
iundlty in the intricate science of constitutional law
is well known IN these parts, having thus defined
the limitations of power, which neither the Genern
nor State governments may rghtfuy transcend
what need is there OF farther discussion upon those
points When the Sun shines with meridian
brightness, why shnll we attempt to add to the Ius
ire OF his beams, by mlngllng with them the dun
gl OF forthing tapcrs Why shall Weh.'er,
Clay OF Barbour descant upor these themes, when
McMullin has pronounced an authoritative opn
ion
So, too, on the question Of the next Presidency.
Mr.. McMullln having come out dec dcdIy N flvor
Of Mr. Van Buren,, those who are acquainted with
the unndulrera,ed patriotism, keen sagnclty and pro.
found judgmen, Of TINT distinguished legislator, Gun
hardly hesitate, however il may come IN conflict
with their rrcconcelved an,ipolhics, to SUPP ont the
Arch. Magician. Doubtless, Mr. MeMuIlin's let
ter will figure largely in the Enquirer, and will be
quoted fac and rear, as an uneqpiv' cal indication
OF Virginia sentiment 1t is marvellous = how we
apples" will sometimes swim!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-25

NJ The Grand Jury Of Lanrcn' county, Ger
ola have Dffsenfcd the Post Ofiire Department Ms
a peancs lis offences certainly & sme" 10
Heaven :" bu, We hope Amos will sprinkle /" wen
Win the chloride Of lime-Perhaps II may result
in his own purfc alton. Who knows
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-25

nThi ia stated, in a late Circular Of MIR. joseph
NJ White the Congressional delegate rom no Coo
~, ,ia, i; rho las, ten wears the sum Of 3 100000
,-as hecn .,npoded by the general government IN
,ha, ,.,,i,orv. These territories are very e1pen.
siye append.ges to Uucle Sam. Like the spend
,h ia Ioos Of generous ia hers, they draw without
.t;n, uron lie paternal p"rse. 1t Is strange IN
deed that they are so anxious to Sc. up 'of mem
selves, seeing thai as States 'hey are CUT WI "o
resources. which, ss Territories, arc pFoaga'y
IayisheJ upon them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-25

MA great Colonization meeting Was, he'h IN
New Yo,h few dsys ago, and af|y SIX 'hou-
sand dollars were collected i" aid OF rs funds
The Abo,itioni.ls made various efforts to n'':'"p,
the proceedings Of the meeting, but we're ifow"eo
down by public opinion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-25

~ A dinner was given to John EEL, Esq th'
Speaker of the House OF Herfesen''',ves' ny va
ci',zens Of Nashville on the Odd inst. Treason