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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10
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Thursday. September 10, 1895.
TOW \ polio l..

N, venture TO assert that no town IN the COM
-...,altl, In, 50 inefficient Police as our own
,ao1 CORPORATION of Lynchburg. We do not mean
,. officers do not discharge their duty, or that
.,,5 yaqlbonds will find better quarters or
,re,,er impunity here thon el>ewhere but simply
e., ,here are too mary star-eazerS permitted TO
II ,,r,trects at all hours of the night, without any
Goodnight to the preparation of whatever
.i,ome Of yillany the darkness and the compare
..o,,. few chances of detection may insligatc them
:, .,n,n,jt. This is universally acknowledged and
/, generally lamcntcd ; and we can only account for
.Lo strange fact that the evil has been suffered
I,., ~ exist, by the sill stranger circumstance that
a.. ouraocs have occurred to awaken us to the
,occs,iv Of greater vigilance and wachiulncss
~ have. in truth fairly cNempliicd the old adagc
.,t :. Providence takes care OF those who fail to
rake care Of themselves" But would neNorthe-
los> he we'll to consider whether We shall always
l.. Tins exempted from the usual, if not uniform
consequences ofsef-sccurity. The pitcher that
,nsr returned from the well unbrokcn, was at last
] .hotcred-and we may learn, too late, that past
j .xom,,;on from misfortune furnishes no guarantee
OF future security
TbccyI 10 which We now particularly allude,
and which. in common with many other citizens,
We think should be corrected, Is the unfeNtraned
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,,n,ccrl,omcd TO il. bnt who candoubt that it !, bet
Tor far the hacks themselves that their nightly or
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die ,rc,.nro he cxecutcd irit be resolved unon
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,,yc already officers enouoh TO see that it be en-
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

a. On the iirst page of this mornings paper,
wcpubllsha briei biographical sketch OF Gen Nm.
IL. Harrison, copied from the Alexandria Gazette.
That gentleman may now be regarded as promi-
ncnt candidate for the Presidency, and il is there
fore proper that the public mind should be refresh
ed IN relation to the principal incidents orhis past
history.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

Nessr,. So'rherby, of London, announce for
sale some remarkable histories and literary manu-
scripts, among others
a lcttcrtrom the carl Of Bath to lord \orrcvs,
dated April 10, l67 l--bcing proposal for the
slac OF the province of New jersey IA country most
as LARGE Il, England, belonging to the late George
Carteret, for the small sum of between 5000 and
5000 pounds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

u Ethan Allen Brown, of OHIO, has been
regularly installed as Commits oncr of the General
Land Office, riee Elijah Hayward, resigned, in
compuIslon. We know nothing of the qualca-
ton, Of the new Commissioner but ii is yer, eer-
tam that the public cannot be worstcd by an,
change.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10
lRs Aa"E al SEi.

V'llE Aeon, Of the Virginia Tract Society,
will present the suhIcct of thu Great enter
prize, IN which tlm Society is engaged in tins
State, at the following places III Bedford County :
On saturday, sept. l2lh, At suck Spring | / o'ck
" Sabbath 10TH, Quaker Meeting House II o'clk.
Evening Mount Oi>ct / o'clk.
" Monday It'll, New Hope II eek.
q" Tuesday 18th, mon II o'clk.
/" " ctlnc>day l0rh, Noun Zion II o'clk.
Is this Is not an enterprise peculiar TO any de
nomination o. sci oi men, but one IN Which diIlcr-
cit religious societies arc Hpjfed the citizens OF
the county, without distinction Of religious sonti-
ment, arc respectful, invited to attend. All Min
l,crs especially are earnestly requested to be pre-
sell and piNe their cooperation.
:. B. :. BlSSflL, Act. &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10
ADV RTISI,,IENT.

DlRSUANI to the pro, isions of deed OF
4 trust, executed by David :. Garland 10 the
subscribers, bearing date the 0thday ofAprl, 1928,
and OF rccarl- tine Clerks Office of Amherst
County Court, we, or one of Us, will proceed TO
sell, ior ready money, NJ the New Glasgow Hotel,
on Saturday, the 9TH day of November next. the
tract OF land on which the SAID Garland resides,
living in the County Of amherst, on both sides of
Ballalec river, aud around the town of New Gla.-
gov, including the Water Grist Mill on Builaloc
with the appnrcuanecs the Plantation called
Cherry Till , the v inien House and Plantation ;
the Plantation on Which Hudson II. Garland rcsid-
cd al the date Of sad deed the Brick House
where the sud David :. Garland resides, with the
appucnanees, also the lands on Turkey Noun
tam, being al adjoining, and containing upwards Of
300 ACRES.
10 any person dcNiroas oil purchasing valuable Real
Estate, this sale vii perhaps afford the best oppOr-
nnlly 10 do 81 that will be presented tor many
wears The llnd is lrillc. well wdtctcd. well inn
proved. ina noRhborhood rs health, rs any IN the
State, aud said 10 be IN good order for cultivation.
\ portion oi II Is low grounds ol rfcat value. 1t
will be divided, It necessary, ior the aCeommoda-
ton Of purchasers. Mr.. Garland will shcw it to
any person who may wish to view the premises.
The tllc IS believed 10 be ,nqneslionabIc, vet as
trustees shall only convey such as is vested III
us b, the Nan trust deed.
JOHN NJ OTEN,
ROBERT TlNSLE.A, '''','''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10
EHfct at IHDr0rcWcHfS ;

The following table, showing the increase of
the population ofRochcster, \, y. from the time
the first census taken, 10 the present period,
will serve to Illustrate in a remarkable manner,
the beneficial effects of Internal Improvements,
even upon towns situated on continuous ca
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gfsegg RENE,

ii And possessiou given the ,st September
gsgTt1 next, perhaps sooner the Store House at
1S-A4s. present occupied by the subscriber, who re
specially solicts the attention OF purchasers TO his
bargains IN loths Cassimcres, Mernos Circassians,
Bombazines, Bomba1etts, Fmues, Linseys, llag
kcts Hat Trimmings sc. &c. These articles benin
Of SEASON. viii be sold reduced prices for
cash, 10 puuctual customers, credit to suit
them. JAMES BOAL.
Aug. Il Willis
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COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

L.. Amoctng Of the Board Of Managers Of
lislsS the Lynchburg Auxiliary Colonization
Society will be held on Monday after
noon next, at the wdrc-room of Nj. John Thur
man, at ! O'Clock. Punctual attendance is re-
qne>ed. Il. II. TOLER .Sfc'V.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10
IL g9fErssep syU.eeS.

4 MAN from :}5 to 40 years Of age Of good moral
character, and who is we'll qualified teach the
branches usually taught in this country. may hear OF
a situation, on application to Mr.. 3olin Carey Of
l.ynchburg. Letters u.ust be ruNi paid
August 81 Is
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TEis. "a NEgs. T.. q. Svgz'TE1'~
Boarding and Day School,
TOR YOUNG LADIES.

TT
1--WE Fall and Winter Session of this Seminary
VIII open On Tuesday, the first da, OF ~eptrn-
Der next. The Principal will avail himself of all the
requisite and IN conducting the English branches, aud
renewedly pledges the most faithful cXcrtons IN eve
~ department.
Twelve OF fifteen \ uug Ladies can he accomno-
dated Is Roardcrs.
Lessons in Drateiag and Painting, by Mrs. \. Il.
SMITH.
Lessons in Music, b, Mrs. +. G.. SNrn
Mrs = having frequently to send to the Northern
Cities iornelr Whsle, will with pleasure take charge
OF any orders tor PIANO FORTES. Persons wish
ing to obtain Instruments combining 0H the modern
Improvements, may examine some such daily expect
cd or may make their own selection To qualify
and cost, from priced Coioo.ees OF the most crle-
britrd makers
August 81. w;'wi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

O. Tic So0thcra Literary Messenger, No.
II, for August is received Contents will be no.
ticcl in our next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

For sale. Wholesale or Retail.

FENllE scRIurH II bis old stand, two doors
above Robert X VIZ, offers lor sale, wboic-
sale N retail, splendid assortment of fresh and
eenain, MEDICINES, Paints, Oils, DSe-SWiis,
DNr-N GODS ground and IN sticks, " ines, PERTH
mery, Fancy Soaps, Iurponllne Soaps, PANT
Portrait and all other kinds of Brushes, Guns,
Pistols, Dnhs, Watches, Pen and Pocket Knives,
Scissors, Fancy Goods, all the Patent Medicines,
all the New Remedies, prcsons and GodilcN :
Smelling Salts, tandies Kisses, Almonds, Ral,iuS
DRAWING Paper, taricalnicS, Piano, \lolin and
Guitar Strings, Pocket Books, Pocket and DrcS-
SIM Combs, Prints, Red aud Black Ink Powder,
aud Liquid Ink, Glaciers Patent Diamonds, Fan
cy Boxes, Ladies " orl> Boxes, with aud without
Music, Music Boxes, SmIl Boxes, Smelling Walls,
Thermometers, Mirrors, " alter and Velvet tnlors,
Lamps, Gane Bays, tlasks, Powder Horns, sur
eoon,' and Gum Elastic Instruments, Rochelle,
Seidlltz and soda Powders, Pitch, Rosin, &c. y e.
All of which are offered for Sale, for cash, OF 10
punctual Customers, III III exchange for some Htl-
cles OF Country produce, at rs Low Prices is any
other House III rglna. HON IL YVES.
sept. 10 Is Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10
NORTHUMBERLAND.

M NNTED, iiou,ehrrptri boarding school
w lol Young L1lles The most objectionable
testimonials will be e>ppewl-Apply 10 the Editors
II by letter, post pat
,nrust = :hif
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10 oEA A'N 'E'LAas.
No FICTIOA!
DRY GOODS, at Reduced Prices.
+. =. MILLER II Co.

DEING tally aware Of the want OF public conf
i D donce in declarations of this character, arising
from the frequent repetition OF them, and too fire.
qucntly for the purpose OF auemcntng sales will
therefore take the liberty OF saying to our friends and
the public. with REGARD 70 this notice, that il sno fe
ton, hut good earnest We have determined to
close our Dry Goods establishment, stated in
former advertisement, on before the lst day of
March nrNt, and will now Offer stock Of Goods
by retail, very reduced prices for cash country
produce.
7'or Linen, LinSeg, Feathers Ho9l Fidr Seed.
and such like articles will be taken IN exchange 70,
Goods.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

The subscriber will sell his House and Lot, situa
ted ON Third street. which is known most of our
c2rns as desirable Family residence. Ii not sold
privately will be sold at Auction, ON or about the
;}OI Of March neNt, oi which, due notice will be
given. /. :. MILLER
AUG. u tits
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j@ssgB;. rSE, i.

Bcsldes-So'--o',s--' ?os--Mc-
Tickets slO--.idhes--S,p-Qm $50.
For sale Al DlGGf.S' OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

o. BY his last will, the late Cen Samuel
Blackburn of Bath, liberated his negroes, lb in
number, and devised means to convey them To Ii
IBERIA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

70 DC has"rded ~ propositions for changing rs
o''S"at oaSts. 10 roR rnE CoN>rirtrIox As
~ y, IND IuG lNIoN ~ II i. n-ibiA D. IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

IT, Col John M'Coy, misrepresentation in the
Senate OF mcina, for the District of Brooke, "
lcr, &c, died AT his residence near Middchournc.
Tyler County, on the 26th nt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

Theempcror Nichoias, Of Russia, Gays the VT
t'onai Gaz'tt c)acnally rejected sir STAFFORD Can
ming, as British ambassador. The London Times
says
-" The emperor ohicctcdto Sir Straliorl Gun
mug, not ON account of any suppoSilion that hc was
a liberal, but because he was not lord, aud be-
cause (nothine could remove the foolish prejudice
from the cmpcror's mind he was descended from
family OF comedians. His majesty did not
choose 10 reflect, that if the private rank and tam
lily descent of Sir Stratorl Canning coNld really
in any degree dSquality linn for the station oil an
ambassador, it would be ENGLAND that would have
to bear the dlscredlt of having selected him her
representative, and not the court TO which he
would be accredited"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10
NEW AND cTxnAp GOODS.

i w no" receiving my supply Of Fall Goods,
a winch VIII comprise Il neat assortment of Fancy
and staple DRY GOODS, and notwithstanding the
advance in Goods OF most descriptions ann drernim-
ed to sell at prices which cannot fail give stsiac-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10
PETERSBURG MARKET -

WnrNr.-The supplies ofthis ullclr hac been so
insufficient oI the demand tbs week. that co,unrtiflon
amongst the BUYERS has caused >ont advance and
We quote to-dl> ~ t. 10 > l. cents, lor red aud
H. II 20 i,r htc Is IN quality.
CORROSIVE have heall ot no clnnrc IN tins ~
tlclr.
ToHAc,o.-
l.ues , 50 a Il 80
Leaf 90 a / 90
Nan IA, III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

4 nem Banhmg Company.-lt is said that a
Trust Company is established in Cincinnati,
Familiarity called the Farmers Bank, whose OPP
erations are to be carried on in the follow ing man
ncr:
at lends money upon real estate at half its va
luc, secured by mortgage; and the mortgage IS 50
drawn as to make the mortgage mere ten
ant at suicrance. The loan is not made upon
time, but during the pleasure of the lender BY
its charter the corporation has many novel
and exclusive privileges, never before con-
t;.rrcd upon any moncNcd institution. 1t possess
SOS orcat advantages over ordinary creditors bro
kcrs and money-lcndcrs in the collection Of its
debts which are liable to great abuse. Though
established at Cincinnati, ii is co-eXtcn,iye i'll lis
transactions with the state. 1t has, may have,
a branch in each county. The journal predicts
much evil from this bank.
~ The degree of l.. d. has been confer
red on Benjamin Watkin, leigh by augusta Col
crc. kenluchy-an hoaor Of which, we suspect,
he will not be very proud, since the recent be-
stowment Of it upon men who are ignorant OF the
elementary principles Of the Law has so cheap
cnpd il.
~ Tie letter Of the Post Master General,
which we insert this morning, takes the only ground
which he could occupy with due regard TO the
RIGHTS of the Southland he will be sustained, III
drsn;te Of ,hc raving@ Of the New York MASKED
Abolitonist,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

o. The Richmond Whie has resumed the pub
location oitlc testimony in the celebrated Ran
dolph l'W case. We shall rccommcncc il in our
next.
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RE W
or 1IfE LYNCUBIRG MARKET,
Corrected by IIolcom d Tyrcc.

Extreme prices Of passcd Tobacco. s6 80 In 10 no
Inferior To common, u 80 Ia 81
Common to good, : ~ Ia : %
Gnod IN fine. . 30 Ia III pn
lioc Manufacturing qualities, (lont lumarket.)
lnrs, - 10 !, 80
Inspected the past week, i2l hill. al Passed To-
barco; " Refused total l65.
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pITnrrc rafhmrrYl.

4 HAVE thi. dag assigned and transferred 70 John
4 VI. Otcy Tor value II him received, al debts Of
estr, character nos dr. and owing t1e. Persons
indebted Ia rne. are Therefore requested 10 mako inn
mediate payment TO him. JAMES SIT. CLAIR.
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OBITUARY X.

DIED on the @9rh August, 81 the residence of Mr.
John Adams, lnthc county of FIufanna, PETER DAy-
EXPORT, Painter, IN the goth year oi h,- age.
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BENTON AND STRDTulhR

\ report has been going the rounds that Col
Hhother OF Missouri had challenged Col. Benton.
ana that Col Benton had refused To meet Mr.
Sfother. We find none of onr exchange papers the
correspondence relative to In subject. which We
SubIoin:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

Nh. ~. Glars books, accounts &c. lave been by
me- placed IN the hands OF Mr. Henry Huntington,
who authorized to collect, settle, aud adjust the
sanc rs my agent. IND. VI. OTEY.
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N'%= FLtN SEED.


Tor which lhey viii pay IN cash, ON delivery the
HIGHEST market price.
McCORkLE y MCDANIEL,
Third door above the market house
AM. Is Wits
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s. 764SY ND roR SALE,

Ono elegant C.aaR-AG1-\pp IN
POE < RENNICk.
August n. tsit
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BALTIMORE MARKET

lhNr-Nonc IN market.
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\Dlr. |
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-12-25

the loud cries of these men--tbeir furious aenunciations-their vaticinations and forsbodings of evil-the political gloom and darkness which they have depicted as wait ing to envelope the north-by their anxious solicitations to the north to be up and dolng their fears for themselves--and their ana themas against their enemies--they have created kind of feyerish excitement, ar apprehension of coming evil--a kind of n.y. pochondriac delerium among portion oi the north-for some of them are talented and eloquent, and skilled to make "'he worse appear the better reason" V hen the people of the north, however, thlnk of these things by their firesides and on their pillows, they will see that nothing is asked of them but that which is right and just and that they will grant-for those who are themselves free should not desire to enslaye
 others.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-12-25

Specalation.-It vas currently rumored yesterday, that speeulations were made in brandy by persons in the confidence of the President, predicated on the prospects of war or non-intercourse.
 All Ii that c7ii bo said ii tho matte; is, that we in New York know full as much as they do at Washington on French affairs. An arrival direct from France, which is as like ly to be at this port as any other will place us here as soon in possession of the news as it will the President. We hold to our opinion, that without explanations of the menaces to- wards France contained in the Presidents message, the money will not be paid. The pacific character of our relations with France rests, therefore, with Gen. Jack son-~those who control him must make up their minds what course they shall direct.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-12-25
From the New York Star. FRY LATE FROM EUROPE

Eh1 | LA E4 II 1lOH M IL hOI IL.
 By the packet ship Roscoe, Captain De- lano, from Liverpool, we have received a London Times of Oct. 24, the only paper we believe yet received from her in the city, as she is still below.
 There does not appear to be any news of moment, tho the intelligence is two weeks later.
 The King of Prussia, with the Crown Prince and Princess, had arrived at Berlin.
 Spaia.-The review of the National Guard, Oct. lth, had an excellent effect They quietly resumed the civic duty form- erly performed by the Urban militia.
 The Bishop of Majore.. is appointed President ofthe Chamber of Proceres.
 By royal decree of Oct. l2th, the con vents are suppressed.
 Gen. Serano marched against the insur- gents in Lower Anagon, Oct. 16.
 The cariists are driven to the Bidassoa, where their shots fired across the river in the French territory, the forts in which re- turn tie fire.
 Las Navas adheres to the queen.
 Albania is completely submitted to the Porte, The plague was abating at Con- stantinople.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-12-25

Cotton Gis bumt---We regret to learn, that the Cotton Gin of Mrs. Sarah Embree. m Jefferson ceunty, was destroyed by fire, on the night of the 9th inst, together with l5 or 20 bales of ginned cotton, and about 10000 lbs. ot cotton in the seed, The gin was one of the best in the Territory. Her loss cannot be less, we are informed, than $4s000 or S5,000.-AHk. Gag.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-12-25

The Governor of the State of Louisiana has issued his Proclamation, forbidding vol unteers from going to Texas from that state, and epjoining on all judicial officers of the State to see that the act of Congress on the subject be enforced.-Ark. Gag.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-12-25

.Mississippi.-The Mississippian. of 5th inst, gives the official returns of the late election in this State. Charles Lynch (White,) is elected Governor, by majority of 426 votes, over Gov. Tunnels, (V.B.}; Messrs. Claiborne ~. B. and Dickson tN-) are elected to Congress Benson, Sec retary of State; Miller, State Treasurer; and Mallory, Auditor of the Public Ac- counts.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-12-25

The Gazette asks us where we see any signs that Judge White is gaining strength in the south and west? In the fact that the administration lost 5000 votes in Georgia last year-that Lynch is elected Governor of Mississippi-and that Gen. Jaekson's frank is put in requisition to bolster up Van Buren. The Gazette says too, that he is losing ground even in Tennessee. Where arc there any signs of this? That one ol the Van Buren papers in that State has just breathed it's last, or that Chief Justice Ca- iron was beaten because he was Van Bu- ren man
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-12-25

I'he Imes.-We are too busy to meddle with it's imbecility this week. When we feel disposed to amuse ourselves like Do- mitian-sticking flies with bodkin, it may be in danger. At present it is perfectly safe. We say as did uncle Toby, i" Go, poor devil-zhere is room in the world for both thee and me-"
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-12-25
ELECTION or CIVIL OFFICERS

Saline county.----stephen T. Collier Clerk Valentine Brazil, Sheriff Caleb Lindsey, Coroner, Thomas s. Hutching- son, County Judge; and A. Carrich, coun- fly Surveyor. Richard Brazil, John J. |Lockert, and Rezin Davis, Commissioners Ito locate the County Seat.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-12-25
OBITUARY

Seldom have we to commit to the pages of obituary name more endearing than that of Lieut.. AUGUSTUS F. SEXTON. 7th Regt U. s. Infantry, son of W. ". Seaton, one of, the editors of lie National inteiiIgencerj, who departed this life, at Fort Gibson, on the morning of Friday, Nov. 2Oth, in the 24th year of his age.-.4rk. Gas.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-12-25
OFFICIAL STATEMENT.

The following is the official statement of the vote for Members of the Convention in the Counties of Pulaski, White and Saline. Cummins, 425; Fowler, AIS; M'Lain, 396; M.WilIiams, 2ss. Caldwell, l96; Hall, 156.