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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

they uill detca, Inc will of the ,,e,n. ., IN.
tire State
May not an argument be drawn from tbi, state of
lungs uniasorablc to the right of d Legislature f,
Instruct Senator in Compressor at least asain,,
the eAped''ney of exercising that right, cxccpt
where public sentiment is aImo,, n,,, ;,,,s ~ .,
wen 'seer'alned as not to be liable to be mistaken.
Nay not for example, a majority of the members
o' the next Legislature of Virginia, representing
minority OF the people, instruct Mr. Leigh to vote
LOT 'he famous expunging resolution In that
case would he be bound to conform TO the wishes
u majority oil the Legislature, by obeying, or of
majority oil the people, by refusing to obey We
submit the question to the profound political caSu-
st of the Il. Enquirer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
Agricultural Agency in E'hilaticl-
phia.

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

~ The Van Buren, papers are rejoicing that
the New York elections have resulted iavorably
to the Magician. Is it SO strange that he should
have been successful, when he was not opposed
Except in few places, there was no regular OPP
position inthe field. The Wings distinctly avow
ed this policy prior to the election They will b,
in the field next fall, however; and, if they be u
nited. we verify believe that the Magician will be
runto the e,e-lascs 'hc be not defeated, in his
own State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

..sy rese Furnishing their armor, and preparing
h,rucss ,hcmselvc, for the battle Our friends
'.pcupsylvania, Maryland and New York are in
,;,r. Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi
ina high state of excitement; and soon, all
ill be rushing TO the rescue OF our Tree institutions
Tam the part, Who openly avow the doctrine that
:. publie Offices, instead Of being public trusts,
:, ~, administered for the public good, are
Srou 50 to reward clamorous par'i:ans, without
..,,rd 10 merit or qualifications
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

70" The Legislature of New Jersey have adj
lourned, to meet again the 5'h January next,
We do not observe that they adopted any resolu-
tons the subject of Aboition.-Among the
bills before them was one, introduced al the in
stance of Gen. Duff Green, incorporating the :" A.
merican Literary Company with capital OF
100000, which has been postponed till next ses-
sion. The rretesscd object Of this Company is
" the manufacturing oftypcs, paper, and all ar
ticcs OF which paper is component part
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

The true spirit.-.N large meeting OF the
Wing An,i-Masons' i" Chester county, Pe"n'yl-
.,,;, on the 10Th inst. for the purpose ofappoint-
=, DELEGATES to the Anti Masonic Presidential
c5,,o,,;op in that State, the following resolution
was adopted
+. pe,oIred. That our delegates be instructed to
,n, :, The Anti Masonic Convention as the
'.l If This meeting, that DA>rrL WrnsrrRis our
g., cLo;re as candidate for the Presidency, and,
. 8, majority of the Convention should be opposed
=, his Nomination. that this meeting would be graft
n,I he the nomination of WILLIAM II. H,RRIsoN,
and tia, we will give him our cordial and united
support
I<uch sentiments rs these were universal a.
mong the Wings, they might hope for success.
They would at least deserve it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

" The \. y. Evening Post expresses wish
that " some one, skilled in the matter would cx-
pound to the political organization ofthe South
We have before remarked its ignorance of this
mat'er-an ignorance to which may be traced its
herce zeal in favor of Abolition. Possibly, per-
default thereof, he may send missionary of the
Abolition school. We will give him few les
sons, gratis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

~ We would ask the Lexington Gazette,
whether, under tho constitutional grant to Con-
gross, of exclusive legislative jurisdiction in the
Distric, of Columbus, Congress may contisc tie the
lands Of the people of that District ; If it may
not BY what authority it rob them OF their me-
prots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
MASS ACIIUSETTS ELECTION.

The " \. Journal Of Commerce has compiled
a statement, showing tie following results in 29o
towns, in the election Ex-Governor
For T.. Everett (Whg) @,4l7
For Morton N. Burtn) 2ool2
For Armstrong (Whlg) l,ooo
Everett, majority, it is supposed, will not vary
much from $1,000.
In the State Senate the Wings will have small
maiority-In the House of Representatives their
maturity will he overwhelming.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

'Nh' 'NUN 7, huf. II, TfII,
cheerful, add my testimony 10 the many salts.
tact"ty proofs have heard of the value of BECK.
"'ths Ant.d ysp.ptc Pills, which, for ia, last 81,
years have used III my own case (Dysprps,a and
sck head aoh) with the best effects. ,rra,d them
also AS most valuable family Mcd,inc which |
have administered with the most p,itcc safety and
convenience III cases OF duoldcrrd stomach and bow.
fiS' ana AN persuaded II - "nl, necessary to give
hight 'i'l, to insure the patronage they so
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
BON Us.

4 IL persons cautioaed FROM trading for nv
L \ Mo bonds To jeremiah 1urpn of Amherst
county, ot 500 each, due 18th OF Decenibcr and
the lst OF January next The bonds were given for
the purchase OF Slave, who proved 10 be worthless
and ! will not pay the bonds unless compelled by
law. THO. COLEMAN SR
Amherst Co. Nov. - II
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>. It. :. HTNSTII,
1gcnt tor III, Virginia Tact Soo,rf,

=. S.-Those gentlemen who have offered to
distribute these volumes are requested 10 call and
receive them al Capt. IIolcombc's store in
Lynchburg, or Il. l.. Lcwich's in Liberty. 1t
is respectfully desired that they finish the work rs
soon as possible, that the Society may have the
means to carry it on elsewhcrc--aso, that they
keep mcmorandnms oi the number sold and aivcn,
number of destitute families, and other interesting,
Ihrls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
DTCGES' GTTICI.
liseHrHRa. Nov. ~. lassI.
More 5g<E4 "af the aOsea-c:"

Draining Of The Dismal souo'p Loticrq, Class No.
90, for Ii:
rs. 81. -. 81. 81. L. i. ~. ~ ;. % H.
Quarter Ticket ). 90 -, 4 ,iAo OF $500, was
sold tins Office Let your attention be directed to
the G,,Ar Dismal Swamp I.orlrr. No. 81, contain
nne capitals OF $40 oUO-loe prize, of 1000, &c,
rnd the Petersburg Lottery No. ~.
& = Orders bv letter. otherwise, for Tickets in
die above narnrd Luttrrie. will be kindly received
ind promptly huuored at E.GGES' OFFICE
Of Moderate Luck.
AoY 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

H. 1t is stated in the \. Y Journal of Com
merce that the Richmond Wing has been sold for
S27 ,0o0-it does not say to whom-but that Mr..
Pleasants is to continue AT its head. We have
heard a similar rumor, but We regard it as apocl-
ryphal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

o. The two Jackson parties in Pennsylvania,
dcnominated Uolres and Nudes, are as far from
compromising their difficulties ever. The for
mcr, being the stronger of the two are fierce and
mplacabc; the latter Enthusiastically obstinate
The fate of the Kilkenny cats to both 1t will
be difficult, however,-at least we fear so,--tol
them to resist the pathetic appeals OF the klch-
mond Enquirer, to their party allegiance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

On DITs.-lt is stated, with apparent conf
dcnc", that Gov. Cass is to be appointed Minister
to Eng land, and that Gov. Wolf Pennsylvania is
to succeed him in the War Department. What is
to become of Mr.. Stevenson
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

H. The New Orleans and Nashville RAD Road
bill has passed both branches of the Lceisla-
tnre OF Tennessee, by large majority in each.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
wtsif'
A TAILOR WANTED,

A GOOD TAILOR will find an eligible situation
n at my Store, in Bedford, about IL miles from
Lynchburg, where he may get constant employ wac
and good .ases* FREDERICK \. HARklS.
Nov, q Nh,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

a. Numcrously attended public meetings of
the friends OF Gen. Harrison have been held in
the CITIES OF New York and Cincinnati.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
EC(Orkfe ~ .HcEsUnief,
Grocers and Commission Merchants.

WISHING to extend their rom .",l Bosi-
w ness to the sale Of TOBACCO, respect
fully solicit the patronage Of their friends and the
public generally.
On all C0nsignments they will make LIBERAL
ADVANCES; and from their experience In business
they hope by strict attention to render satisfaction,
o., The Da"eWe Reporter mWi ~esks,
and charge this oGce.
Nov. 10 VISIT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
FOR RENT,

"A a,~s- Dwelling House. in avery desirable nn,
I ~ oil tue town. Possession vii be gwen oi,
thu ii q Juulty nrxt.
'5ND. J. fIkNIS.
NOV ~ wts IT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

o. John +. Anderson, Eso. of Hot,tourt !.
nominated as the candidate Of the Van Buren, par
N' tor the chair of Speaker, in the State Senate,
by writer III the Richmond Enquirer David
W. Pa'teSon, OF Augusta, is spoken of as the can
d'dat" OF the Wings. Strong appeals are made to
party feelings in favor Of the former gentleman, by
the very same nenw who contcnded last year, (when,
II the election OF "A Speaker of the House of Del
rgatcs had been made party question, Linn
Banks would have been defeated } that the Speak
err, Office wasnot political one and should not be
subjected to tina, test There is a great differ
encc between being in minority and majority !
Acts which arc very intocrant and proscrptivc in
the former case, become very proper and ncccs-
>ary in the latter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE.

r'ters IN the Richmond Enquirer arc discus
sung the question whether the rich, of ,nllrocc is
vested, by the constitution of irginia, in the hold
ers OF stock OF Incorporated companies. We be-
licve that II is. But whether this class of indiyd.
"a'' possess thsrigh or not, is not 80 impor,,n,
's the settlement of the question. In our opinion.
as IA matter OF public concern it is of but l,,l. mo,
"e"' III what manner the question is decided,
though II IS OF great consequence tia, it be set
tied.
here are other features of the constitutional
provision relative to the right of suffrage, which as
wen Tor the guidance OF voters and public officers
as Tor the sake OF uniformity throughout the State.
II would, We think, be advisable To explain and
render more clear, by Legislative enactment
s"ch' Tor example, a, that referring to " house
keeper and heads ofiamilics" ttprcscnt there are
almost as many Interpretation, given to this clause
as here arr precinct elections in the State--N hence
Glasses OF men are permitted TO vote in one county,
VINO are excluded in another: indeed, i, sometimes
happens that classes are permitted to vote in some
sections OF county who are denied that privilege
at other precincts in the same county Thi, j, an
evil winch should, if possible, be rcmcdicd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

L. We have received, after a long intcrreG-
mum, occasioncd, We are informed, by navo da-
BILE circumstances, the 9Th No. of " the Literary
journal, the publication (which was commence
ed some month, ago in Richmond, by NJ. NJ. Ro-
binson. 1t is now edited by +. '. Sparhawk,
Esq. and published by Sparh..wh 4 Walker, once
fortnight, for s. 80 per annum. From the we'll
known talents of the Editor, and the resources at
his command, he will doubtless render the Journal
worthy of patronage. Its chcapncss, too, is a
strons additional recommendation to it's support
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

1TH3Hth' 1UttS' -~I '6II''iSS' C0RII"C
tionarics, Soaps, Fancy Arti-
clcs, Guns, Pistols, perfu-
merry, Scgars, Che wing
* Smoking Tobacco,
TnLNEn PIckLEs assorted, CaHros PnEsrRyFs as
sorted, RACE and 'iRoUNp GIsGLR, HLACh
PEPPER y ALsrIcE, do. do GkorSD,
Atm, toPrERAs, S,LTPrTRl,
NADER, BRIMsroSk;
And great rariety Of other article, many Of
which lave been purchased at io,rer than the nor
current Northern prices.
~" Ihc UHOLE stuck IN hod,, in either
or both Stores, or bills Of goods, mH he disposed
Of on MOST advantageous terms, IN purchasers,
at WHOLESALE or RETAIL: anil ALL ,cho IRISH
supply Memstircs are rrPeottu!iy melted to cal.
For sale by
Howell DAVIES.
Nov. 10 t>ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
= uOnif",H ETM,sfe .Sce>s~---~

lNn Winter Session at ltrf Sohoo, NJ the resi-
deuce of Capt. J. I. MISUNDERSTANDING herself
entirely To tho Improvement OF her Young pupils,
She hopes to experience a continuation Of the pub
lie favour I'D PATRONAGE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

u we do not deem II necessary to reply, in
eNiehso 10 The second long article in the Buchanan,
advocate, vindicaing the superior claims of that
place over L,nchburg, as the eastern point of ter.
mlllalion oitllc Tennessee rail road. |, is .utli-
Gent to repeat that the road is expected to ter
inmate short OF Richmond and ii will moi. ~,
presume, be ooutcndcd thai lis passage by Lyneh-
o"'e can either injnrc the farmers, or be dcttimen-
''l to the interests OF the james River Company ;
upon winch assumptions lis argument mainly him
eeS.-i he Advocate will have seen, indeed, b,
Inc remarks IN our last paper, tina, one of our oh.
lectons TO the termination of the Rail Road N
buchanan, is, that it will bong Baltimore too near
our central line of Improvement, and thereby,
by possibility, divert from the Canal to its own
line much of the trade that will otherwise seek a
market IN, or an outlet through Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

a. The predictions Of the weather wise Seem
in a fair way to be realized The weather for Sc
vcral days past has rcsembcd June more than
November.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

y IL, PERSONS having claims against the said -.
! tate, arr requested 10 present thcm immediately
'hat the business of the same may be finally Ssetl,d
r. =. J.
Nov. 81 com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

WI be sold, Tor cash. q, pitsyl,an,a Ceur,
w house, on M"ud,N, the 2lst day Of December
next thrlng Court dan about twenty NEGROES
belonging 10 The estate of Dir Josiah Morton decd,
consisting OF Men Women, boYs aud Gnis Tn.
htrer portion OF them arc remarkably likely
THO. s, JONES,
f'pmg SHERIFF for Robert Hirrisnn, late Sheriff, and
as such, Administrator of Josiah Morton. d,c,J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
Digges' LOTTERY and Exchange Office
Next Lottery

90 2 Prizes of 1000 ID
U"2 do 5000 III
tIRGfNL4 PETER tBiRG LOITERf.
Class, No. II, pon 1880
70 b, Jra,rn at ilsIandria .Sotrdoythe .lst dav
Of NOrc,r5fr. 1895.
GRAND SCHEME,
Prize Of $4,000 30 Prizes Of $500
io,0oO ~ 200
1900 30 t5O
5,OOO 30 100
1886
Besides great number of $50, $40, $50, S35,
$50, &c. &c. sAs.
Making grand aggregate Capital of SI64, 7S0
dollars. .ft
For sale at DIGGES' Lucky ONee.
Nov. l6 H'T -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

u ", insert this morning the appeal of Rev.
Duke W. llullum, of Tennessee, III, father of one
OF the unfortunate victims Of the Nicksburp trace.
d,, 10 the Governor of Mi,si>,ippi. collinc mon
ttat nneuonary for the adoption OF measures 10
bring the actors in thai affair 10 legal trial Whe,h-
or Mr. iiuIum's son was improperly slain or not,
'hefc cannot be two opinions, with re1ecting
m'ndS as TO the general sonndncsS of his views.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-06

From the following article it woult
appear that the Emporium of the"Em'
pire State" is in prosperous condition
Something Like a
From the New York Evening Post.
"Money never was so plenty !"-
This is the cry which you hear every
day, and at every corner. Lenders
just at this time, bear considerable
resemblance TO the pigs, which Man.
deville, or Munchausen, or some other
equally veracious traveller, met with
in his wanderings, running about ready
roasted, with knife and fork sticking
in their backs, and crying come eat
me ! People now who have money to
lend do not stand higgling about inter.
est, and hardly about security !; while
those who come TO borrow, put on an
appearance ofimportance, and execute
their business as iflhey were rendering
a favor. The old order of things is
entirely reversed. The man who dis.
counts your note follows you TO the
door and bows you out of his office,
while you turn over his bank notes with
an cir Of condescension, and put them
into your pocket merely to oblige him.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-06
New ORLEANS, MAY Is.

Agful Catastrophe.-The three sto-
ry brick building on the south side OF
Canal street, and between Camp and
Magazine streets, occupied as the Plan.
ters' Hotel, and kept by Charles Arm.
strong, fell to the earth last night at a.
bout half past two o'clock. Repairs
had lately been making in the lower
story, and it is presumed that too much
Of the support had been incautiously
cut away.
The hotel was occupied as an eating
and lodging house, and, it is calculated,
contained, at the moment Of the dread
full accident, between sixty and seven
ty inmates. The billiard room, which
had been very full till late at night, had
closed only short time before. A
young gentleman who left it but few
minutes before the fall Of the building,
states that he passed to the opposite
side Of the street, to his boarding house,
went on to the gallery in front, where
he heard three distinct and loud cracks,
resembling the discharge Of small can.
non, then a sound like an earthquake,
as the mass fell, and for moment at.
ter, one, and only one, appalling cry,
as ifby the united voices Of the suffer-
ers The alarm was directly given to
the citizens, the bells ruDg, and engine
companies turned out.
Number too distinguished herself a
gain in the cause of humanity. Dr.
Campbell was Immediately on the spo'
rendering surgical and medical aid
At half past three o'clock about fifteen
of the sufferers had been rescued from
rubbish and saved. The voices of ma
nv could be heard under the crushed
mass, and when we left to make THU
briefnotice, hundreds Of citizens wert
exerting themselves TO extricate thu
mangled and bruised bodies of the VIC
TINS Of this awful casualty.
May 16.
We understand that there we're a
bout fifty persons in the Planters Ho
tel at the time OF its fall. In the course
Of the day there were taken out deaf
,be holy Of q gentleman from yellow
Banks, Ky. Of the name Of Hanna, {
LAWYER Of much .ssspectability; the bo
dy Of Mr.. Mooney, he superintendent
Of the tables of the Hott.',, and the DO
dy of MIR. Hopkins, who 'sao peer
during the past season attached 10 ~
Circus Company playing here.
It is thought there are still several
four or FIVE, buried in the ruins. Mor'
than forty have escaped with life
some wholly free from hurt; som'
slightly injured, but many shockingly
mangled (; all Of whom, however, it il
believed, will survive.
We are informed that none of thu
props or support ofthe house had beer
diminished during the process of re
pair, but that the accident can only b.
attributed to the age, defects. and def
cheney of one of the walls.
DELIRIUM TREMENS.
Extract from the second number of
series of essays published in the, Spring
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-06
RNTELLxGENCER.
Rnnt1lfp
SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1885.

The Harpers Of N. Y. are about pub
fishing from an authentic source, the
LIFE AND IMposruREs of the PROPHET
MATTHIAS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-06
DELIRlUM TREMENS.

Extract from the second number of
series Of essays published in the, Spring.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-06

The two blacks, who were recent
ly convicted on their own confession
in Alabama, Of numbering two white
CHILDREN, boy and a girl, were sem
fenced 10 be burnt to death, and the
execution in that awful form immedi'
ately took place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-24
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

me MAIL otdSc rum w dSHs
EslLh-slaington City to Winchester, via
SSsHSASsNT Alexandria, Fairfax Court
e-zss Il House. Aide, Middleburg,
Upperville Paris and Wildwood, will, from this
date, depart and arrive as follows, viz:-Leave
Washington City at 81 o'clock, A. NJ, and A.
iexandria at 81 O'Clock, A. nj. every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, and arrive at Middle
burg the same days
Leave Winchester every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at IL o'clock, NJ, and arrive at
MiddIeburg the same days.
Leave Middleburg Wednesday, Friday, and
Sunday, for Washington City and Alexandria,
at O'Clock, A. NJ, and arrive at Alexandria by
q O'Clock, P. NJ, and Washington City by o.
clock, p M.
Leave Middleburg for Winchester at o.
clock, A. NJ, and arrive at Winchester by IL o.
clock, M.
By the above arrangement, very nearly all
night travelling will be avoided; and as the
stock is considerably improved by the addition
of several new teams of horses, the coaches be-
ing strong and comfortable, and the drivers
careful, accommodating and sober men, the
propretors hope to receive such encourage
ment from the travelling public, as will enable
them, in future, to render every possible ac'
commodation and comfort. Strict attention
will be paid, but no liability on account OF acci-
dents.
All baggage and bundles at the risk Of the
owners. jan s-eolm