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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-15

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT,

4, n Circdit Superior Court Of Law and Cham
Gerry, held Tor Nelson County, al the Court horse.
on Friday, the 2nd day OF October, 1886 49,
On the motion Of Sterling Claiborne, Esq tho
following is directed 70 be entered Of record
II having been announced, during the present
Term, that CHK,srorHEK ANTHONY highly val
ued member Of the Bar, and The friend and assoc-
ale oi those who compose this Court, has depart
cd tins life, and Is now more, and whilst we bow
with the humblest submission 10 this awful dispen-
sat'on OF Providence, we feel tina, il is with diff
Guilty we csn realize tire idea that VIC have bid 10
mn an everlasting farewell il !, due alike to his
distinguished worth, and to our feelings, To pay IL
h's 'or,ory tina, tribute of respect, which is the
only offering lcf, 10 surviving friend.
The Court doth therefore order, That tits. our
sincere expression orega,, be spread npos its re-
cords aud we will unite in wearing Grape upon
the lei, arm for thirty days, in testimony that NO
deplorc bis loss.
Ind m Ike notion Tho Court doth rcanest
ihe Clerk 10 transmit for publication, 10 the Edi-
tors "t tho several newspapers published in tire
town OF Lynehbre, and 10 he vile Of the dcrc.
dent copies OF the foregoing order.
Cop,.--festc.
RO. &. CUTLER, CI'k.
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THINGS IN GENER AZ.
=" Gather mp Mf Fragments

Small Por,-Ihc Small Pc, has been quite "a
al in Nashville particular, 10 the colorcd popu
aton. 1t WAS, however, on the decline AT our last
dates
Erccut'on.--Sampson, Il NEGRO man, was exc
cutcd at Nashville, on the 25i ult. FOR am attempt
10 commit rape on n little eirl, 10 wears old !
Unlike malciactofs generally, he not sent
forthwith 10 Heaven. He died unrcpenlant, and
with no comforting assurances OF mercy.
Nmtier Robbety and PmishmcnL-Alr.
George Robertson, highl, respectable citizen of
Jackson, Arkansas tcrritory,) was murdered and
robbed the 10th ult. by James G. johnson,
who had fallen in with him at Memphis, and who
travelled with him day Two. The murderer
escaped, but was soon oyertaken and brought back
10 the spot where his crime was perpclrated. He
confessed his guilt, and stated that rs he knew he
should be hung, he preferred being executed AT
once. HIS wish was Immediately eraticd lie
was hung, in the presence Of about fifty per
sons
DR.. T,m. Byrd PoncH, the Phrcnolopi,t, has
been appointed Professor Of Chemistry in the
Louisiana Medical College. At our last dates
from Nashville, he was occurring on Plrcnology
in that city, and intended TO devote one OF his
Lectures To AN examination OF the head and natu-
raj character of John \. Murol, the celebrated
" Land Pirate
The Fmcastie Dcmot,ai Of The 9th inst. SAYS
=" young man named Charles B. Hughes, be-
tween p and 30 years OF age, performer by pro-
tession, whoa he stated bad been attached to the
Western Theatres, and who had been strollinc for
some time past through this section of country.
giving rccitations, limitations, &c. died on the I'd
inst at the residence of Mr.. William Scott, near
this place. Ills death was evidently caused by his
intcmpcra,c habits.
The Wobac fbdaction.--We find the FOLLOWING
extract OF letter from Mobile, dated Sept x, in
the Providence journal - ] mentioned in my
last the circumstances relative 10 the abduction of
DR.. Gcsnard's child, (hy his brothcrs,) and which
was rescued by the citizens from destruction.
few days since ono OF his children died very sud-
denly, and yesterday another (ihc same which was
abductcd) was taken sick, in such manner as to
excite suspicion that both had been poisoned,
They suspected one Of Dr. G's negroes and took
him up, and after some time, he confessed that
they were poisoncd--why, he did not tell. The
supposition is that he was bribed by the inhuman
brothers who first stole the Guild
Steombodt 1ccideRk.--Thc Steamboat Car
roon, while on her way up the Mississippi recent
ly, collapsed a fue-,he explosion killed four men,
and two were mssng.-'Thc Steamboat Com Per
ry, on her way from Detroit to Cleveland, burst
one of her boilers, by which the boat was much
injured, and four lives lost.-The attention
OF Congress is again earnestly invoked to tho i'm
ortancc of passing law, which, by recurring
greater care IN tic construction of engines, and in
their manage m mt, shall prevent this wanton Dc.
structon of human life
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WASHINGTON TELEGRAPH.

1t will be seen, by the subjoincd extract from the
Washington Telegraph that the able editor OF that
journal has vacated the editorial chair
To our Readers.
Having made arrangements to remove from this
City for the purpose ofengagng in other pursuits
this paper will hereafter be under the Editorial
charge of Dr. Edward Il. Gibson. This gentle
man bas now been for several years connected
with the paper as an associate Editor and will con-
duct it in the same singleness of purpose that has
heretofore governed its course.
The proprietary interest as yet remains in the
undersigned and all letters on business will be d-
rcctcd to him as heretofore. 1t is proposed to
make a new arrangement 1.-THE first of December,
up to which time it is hoped all current accounts
will be adj sted.
The undersigned proposes, at an early day, to
give brief review OF his Editorial course, in which
he will speak of the things he has and knows.
ID. GREEN.
Hos6ing ton, sth Ocf., 1885.
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Mn. WEnsrER-The following toast VAS Civ
BY this gentleman AT the close Of his remarks, al
the dinner recently given 10 him by the people OF
Bangor, Maine:
:" CicH Libcrty-Only to be preserved by con-
stuonal restraints upon political power
The Boston Atlas gives Hat contradiction to
the surnisr, that, in certain contingencies, Mr.
Webster would support the Baltimore nominations.
1t saws I'VE trust our friend, will rest assured of
the fact that Mr. Webster can in no emergency
sustain the cause of Mr. Van Buren," The At
las sgencrally regarded as the organ of Mr.. Web
Stcr.
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MARRIAGES..

MARRIED, on TUESDAY mo, MIN, Lao, l.. A..
Key. William :. Reid Mr.. JonN u. T11nrs ~ M,..
I.nA JonNsos, all Of this place '''
-, on TUESDAY evening the 9TH inst. BIZ tho
Rev, G. Diehcnson, Nh CnaKLrs Mann 10 Mn.
MAnrn. Ann, daughter Of DIR. I,nel, billiard bofll
OF Plus, wanna county.
-, on Tuesday. the l3i ius, Ia, a.. y -.
Jacob D. Mitchell, Mr.. lluon Wu,rr Jr Mcrcbap,
OF Ablnpd"n, w, to Miss Ar, y. J. daughter Of
job" W. Gordon Esq. of hi, place
- IN the Oath Of Angus, last at the Leea.
,,on ana IN the presence OF The Charge Aflaes aud
rons,', 81 NV United States nj Paris, AAnos VAu,
Esq Cheree d'Aila,res of the United states n, M.
bnt'sh Court, To EMILE IAunrNcisr Su,rs.
York i' ~ ""
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.,..,,wgEG g'ERGE.vs.F.E.
thursday. october rs. 1895.
p,II. ROAD MEETING.

III, citizens OfLynchburs' a"i its vicinity are
an, requested to convene, Mt the Franklin
=, p, THIS AFTERNOON, at half past 3 o.
l,0''' g. the purpose OF considering the eNpedi-
'oe .a,I, ing to the next Legislature OF Virgil
s a,a for the Incorporation OF Company to con
n'a ~ Rail Road, from Lynehborg to the Ten,
sf"'' ,.aa-to connect will, the Nashville and
nessee phi Road. MANY.
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10 The Editors Of The nirginian.


Mtssns Enfrons-1 observed, in Your paper. a
ic" days ago, an article over the signature of AN
oLn Man, giving a tolefabls good ccount of Judge
Lynch and his place of residence happened 10
i've IN til, reign OF that Judge aud his pafty and will
furnish case or NO. known me- for thu benefit If
those :" no seem so fond Of following his example,
'Sn'hs law having been applied, in its utmost IL
ror to man IN this county. he appealed to the laws
III his count'. there five engaged in the ailnir
and Jury, III the court OF this County, gave verdict
oi I'VE hundred pounds damages ag anst each of them
hafd', need ,hio,u, you, that i, broke them all up
ana that thc Judge and all had sell their land aud
leave this county.
I'm another occasion. they stripped man. named
james LAWYER OF Tins county, and gave him fheir law
on his bart back, lie thought proper 10 take ven
e'anec IN his own hands, md, armed with his riff
'ne h'Ni ia, he went TO Cotlt,ls house. fthc IN m
VINO inflicted the sfipcs,) and put his bullet either
mo 81 through hun, lie did moi lie Of the wound
however but had 10 remember il To the da, of h,s
death. wy " NO
rs 50 much has lately been said and done about
JUG Lynch and ms code, have though, prone, IN
hsh These two eases, to show hose who are rno,.,
ca executing that code this Time that Their, ,r,
formerly f~o sidts 10 that Court when held IN hi;
' ANorHER OLp MAN
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p Illinois has always been of the most
decided Jackson States IN the Union but, like
her ncighbor, Missouri, she give. strong indications
Of unwillingncss to be transferred to the Kinder
hooker In Sangamon county, recently, AN cleo
ton was held to supply vacancies i'll the State
Legislature which resulted favorably 10 the Anti
Van Buren, candidates by heavy ma ores Gov.
Duncan, said to be the most popular and inlucn-
ta man, in Illinois, writing to friend in that
ty, expresses his qualification at this result and
halls it as an omen that the Baltimore nomination
will not be sustained by the people of that State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-15
BATTLE OF TIE THAMES.

The Van Buren, men OF the CITY oi New York,
who wished 10 eNalt the reputation OF Col. John
son, at the expense of Gen. Harrison, celebrated
the anniversary OF the Battle of the Thames, ON
the 9TH inst, and placed their hero, who was
merely snbaltcrn officer in that battle in the fore
ground ot the picture, casting the bona fde hero Of
the day, Gen. VIM. IL. Harrison, completed, in the
shade
The friends of Gen. Harrison, however, deter
mined to resent this of injustice, by rival ies-
tyal ON the the same day.
About 300 persons attended each Of the din
ners Gen. Robert Bogardus, assisted by Gnlian
{. Nerplanck, and others presided At the Harrison
festival and CIV. Lawrence Esq. assis,edhy Gar
ret Gilbert and others, at the Johnson.
Military fame seems TO be all-important now-a-
days. in candidates for civil oflce-and encc this
struggle between the friends of a subatcrn officer
and those OF his old commander To appropriate to
their respective tavortes the aurcs of victorious
field But for this political rivalry, no one would
ever have been mad enough TO pretend TO claim
them for Col. Johnson, nor would any have been
I'M ust as TO attempt to wrcst them from the
brow of Gen. Harrison, to whom they lcgitinatelv
belong
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OBITUARY..

DIED, At the residence OF the lIn, Masses lii.
ae'' IN wilkinson County (Nll,s,.sppi3 WILLIAM
d GRIFFIN, Esq, Il much respected member Of tn.
bar, and formerly Of l.,nchburg.
DIED at South Kingston, Rhode island, ON the
go e"'h n'' Tile Hon ELISHA X. PoTrrn, aged about
60. His complaint was, we understand. tecbnicau,
termed Angna fsctctis, which ended in dronsy al
the chest lie had not bern more unwcI than nsupl
tor the last SIX mouths, and died sitting IN his chair
MI Potter has filled u lHrgr spncc IN the political
transactions OF Rhode Island during the last forty
s,a's ne "as~'efal times member of Congress,
aud 10, more tnan twenty five years membe, If IN.
'cnrral Assembl, from the town OF South Kings.
ton. N'e'
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WILLIAM r. IlRAUTfI.
WArGH-NAKER, JEWELER AND 81
FERSMITH,

1hfee doors beiom the Market House. and uegylv OH
posite The Banks.
II 'AkES this opportunity of intormn. his ems.
L TONERS and the public, that he has jusi returned
from the Northern Cities and is now OPENING !,
splendid assortment ol matches, Jnrcirg Plated and
btffdnd "dre' and great many other articles
"h''h are TO" numerous TO inention-but he would
merely observe 10 those who are wanting 10 call an
INN before they purchase else where rs he is deter,
mined To sell low for cash
n B-flocks, Watches. Jewery and a,l,e,
Ware made aud repaired in the hes, rnlnner and \,
'ht shoIfeS, notice ". +. Il.
October ID
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e. +. Mercer, Esq.-A public dinner Civ
en- to Col. c. +. Mercer in Wheeling the lst
inst. In one of the speeches delivered on the oc-
caslon by Col. NJ. in reply to a toast, compliment
tary of himself and the late Philip Doddrdgc, Esq.
as worthy coadjutors in the Of liberal
principles in the Virginia Convention of 1890, he
paid a just tribute to the memory of Mr.. bod
bridge; gave a concise hstor, of the Convention,
and of the failure to secure to the West all its lust
perseverance of the people of tire West till the rep
resentation in the Legislature siolld be paced up
on an equal basis.'-In reply to ano,har toa t.
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NOTICE.

VIE sale of James St. Chris Properly, adj
Il vertised on the 18th page of this paper, will
take place this day, at haIl-past II o'clsck, in
front OF the Fla,-top Brick House, by consent of
the parties. Il. A. UOLCOMBE
-1chnc Trustee.
Oct. Is I,
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NOTICE..

consequence of the very low prices of sucl,
l. foods AS have advertised to be sold on the
ION instant, have determined to postpone The
SAFE indefinitely The same property is offered
at private sale, on very liberal terms.
FRED. SPECIE.
Oct. Is I,
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THE FRENCH QUEsTIoN-llis stated il

some oithc newspapers that our affairs with France
are by no means settled and it is predicted that
the Presidents Message will contain any thing but
an apology to the French government. We do
not know what circumstances have transpircd to
excite nneasness this subject, unless it be the
tone of the Washington Globe, which intinotes
that fresh difficulties may occur. While we hope
that no improper concession will b.. made by our
government, We trust that the pacific adjustment
OF this controversy may not be prevented by ri-
fling causes. The interests involved in tho pay
mcnt Of the indemnity, AMI the peace of the ma
ton, should not be lightly hazarded
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-15

Ibs CAdrtottsriHe .ideoeate.-rhe proprieiers
OF this spirited journal have given it a new and
beautiful dress; and propose, after the 9TH of Mo-
sember, II sufficient encouragement be afforded
10 publish II twice week, II 81 per annuin, IN
stead OF weehy,as at present. We hope the appeal
Of the Advocate 10 the people Of the wealth, and
intelligent section OF the country in Which il is pub
lished, will be responded to by large accession to
lis subscription list.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-15

The State Senate consists of 10 members, all
Wings; that, on joint ballot, there will be in the
Legislature a Wing majority of % votes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-15

IL Mr., John q. Adams receives As little IN.
eonragement from the party with which he is now
evidently anxious TO identity himself, he does
quarter from that, which, in deserving, he has 50
shamerssly ytcd. Ingratitude and treason meet
the same fate. The fruits OF it may be pleasing
to those who enjoy them; but the migrate and the
traitor are visited by the scorn Of all alikethc IN
lurcd and the benefited
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-15

G. We were mistaken in saying, in our last,
that the General Election took place in Pcnnsyl-
vania on the lst Monday in October. 1t took
place on the second Tuesday.
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a. \ meeting Of the following Ministers Of tn
Gospel, resident in Mecklcnburg county, was held
at Boydton, recently, and resolutions adopted con-
demning the course OF the Abolitionists, to vii
Rev. James Boyd, Rev. Dir. DIN, Rev. VIM b.
Rowzic, Rev. VIM. Leigh, Rev. l.. y. Sims, Rev.
X. T.. Watkins, and Rev. VI. p Park.
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VALUABLE TO wN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.


1nvA IN accordance with the last will and les.
:::;M lament OF the late John ieyburn, offer
liiiiMl at private sale that very desirable Uouse
-s'AsesA and Lot in Lexington. si,a,ted ON N,
corner OF Main street, obhquey opposite the Court
House, aud now occupied by Dr. Graham. The
House Is brick. and besides affordinc accommodates,
sufhcen' Tor large family presents favorable loca.
non ipf the merchant tradesman lnasmuch IA
there !, ais" sio'e, Counting Dom and Lumber
onseconnee'cd herewith, which hase been succcs
'nlly occupied IN merchandising for the last thirty
years s'
Anh "iiiis there is thus presented stand for hn.
sin'ss phf 't, n II NIL inferior to any other in tbs
town. a two slor, brick Kitchen, Smoke House Ire
House. Carnage House, Stable aud Ciste,p, with
pump, make 1t altogether comfortable family yes;.
denee The lot is large, facing upon two streets anil
as 'hefc are about one hundred fee, front on main
strickland provision made for an alley running tbough
between tins and the adjoining LOT, ample space j,
Afforded Tor the erection of another large building If
desirable. II is seldom that such property IL in
Market, and as the terms will be made accommodate,
ing, those wishing to settle themselves comfortably
and ad'antageouslt will do well to turn their a,ten
''oh 10 inns location LEYBURN. Ex'r of
John lsyburp, decd.
Lexington, Oct. Is ,.s,
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GauiSonism.-ln late number of the Liberia
tor, the hired Abolilionis, Garrison, stematlzrs
the Rev. VIM. : Plummer, of Richmond, "a gen
tleman remarkable for the icryor of his pcty J as
" preaching man-thicla and opprcssor,' who has
" stolen the livery of the court Of Heaven serve
the Devil in" Such is the charity Of these
ovcr-righteous Pharisecs, who are wise above that
which is written. The fanatics forget that, though
they bcstow all their goods to feed the poor, and
even give their bodies to be burned, they are,
without charity, as sounding brass and a nh-
ling cymbal.
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MARYLAND ELECTION.

The Wings have obtained a mos, decisive VIC
tory in Maryland the subjoincd returns will
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FOREIGN INTERFERENCE

We cop, the following article from the \. !.
Herald OF the 9TH inst.
Importation Of Abolition Tracts tram Eng
fdhd.-A Case containing several hundred copies
of Lon Ion Abolition Tracts, have just come
through our Custom House TO the Antl-Slasery
Society, IN Nassau street They addressed 10
" +. Wright, Anii-S Shaver, Office Nassau street.
\ portion OF these pamphlets consists oi copies OF
a Let,erto Members oil Congress of the United
States, by an English Clergyman, containing with
additions, Il tract called livery man his own
proport, holder, printed by Whitaker, Book seller
London. We further learn thai since DR.. Cox
sailed for ENGLAND las, week, several other pack
ages OF English Abolition Tract, will be pas
sed through the Custom House, in tim, to circu-
late them Al Utica during the sitting OF the Com
vcntion.
:" These tracts all contain matter oil the mos, Vi
client and nlammatory character against the
South. They are the oupourings aud tie con-
ccntrated essence ofthc London Abolition Society.
Ii appears also that the British Abolition Society
have furnished not only matter 10 BIZ circulated
and reprinted here, but that fund, are also Sc
crotlv sent over to aid the great effort OF abolish
mo Southern Slavery. We have been informed
that the London Society has sent over in bills Of
exchange money To the amount of 6,OOOI sterling
with a promise of 30 ,oOOL more, if il be deemed
necessary.
Comment on the above narrative Is superuou>.
When American citizens can consent To perform
the part of tools in the hands OF foreign mccndia
rcs in scheme, which involves so much OF peril,
and threatens such disastrous consequences, il is
time tol every honest man and patriot, however he
may concur with them in their abstract Opinions
To discountcnance and denounco them. They are
the Benedict i,noids OF the da,-and should be
held and treated as traitors.
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=. bishop orEi is expected 10 preach
nj ~, 'dnl's Church, Tomorrow morn.
,nc, 0rIday,) ut II o'clock.
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@ - are glalto sec that i NOV ment i, about
10 be- made III Lexington, towards completing the
Improvement ofthe road from TINT town othe head
Of the Blue RIDGE Canal, which is alone requisite
To the construction of an "cxcrlent thoronehiare
from the kentucky line to L,nchlure, con,idera-
bl, nearer lsa,s the Lexington paper) than the
road NOW travelled through Fincastle"
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a. =. \ petition is III circulation in Berkeley
county, praying the Legislature Of Virginia to in
crease the salaries the Judges IN this State.
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FOR RENT.
X. EARLY,
DIR. e.. A. sAUNDLRa

IN q. n. SxAUNOkRS,
AHlNG located himself Mt Rocky Mou,,,
Franklin County, respectfully offers his SER
wees III the various branches OF his Profession 10 m.
Sizens OF that place, and the adacen, country and
'i'a' rom que course OF preparatory Studies,
the experience he has gained from practice win
Others, strict attention business and determine
non to render every satisfaction his power to er
1t me confidence OF those that may patronize him.
wv. A. WV
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o. The Lexington Gazette percnptoiily de-
MES the statement that the life Of Mr. OTIS would
have been endangered had tho information of his
former connection with the Abolitionists been re-
ccivcd at that place previously to hi, departure.
The Gazette says, :" it is 10, improbable that an
attempt would have been made TO chaStse him,
and to adorn his person with coat of tar and lca-
theirs; :" butt expresses adoobt whether he would
have received any personal violence in any posi-
BILE contingency" Lynehi"g being strongly repro
bated by vast majority of the people of that sec
ton, who 90 for giving every man n fair trial
i" and we know, CONTINUES the Gazcttc,) that any
attempt to Lynch Mr. OTIS would have been re-
lives
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Rank Forserv.-Ihe Rev Mr. Garfield, Rev.
Mr., Idc, and Mr.. +. c. Mcintosh, all of Albany
and Mr. Eyerard Peek of Rochester, announce
that their names signed to the call for an
ANTI Slavery Convention in New York without
their knowledge or consent. How many more
names we're forced by the modern pharisecs And
how else, but on the icsuitcal maxim of doing evil
that good may come, can the, Justify or palIiatc
their crme-a crime for which better men have
rotted in prison and hung upon the eallows
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-15

,INllF. Legal Fall Muster Of your co,,s Will ,,1
L place, ON Saturday next, 9TH ln,,A y, n ~,
cl"ck, \. W. al Your usual parade ground where Won
are ordered to attend with arms and aceoutremcn,s
IN good order ~
Oct. 18th WAI I&NRrDr n G
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Marriage Ertraordnatv.-Pop Emmous aud
Ann Royal have joined hands--at least, 81 says
the Newspapers We don't thnk Am got cheat
ed, and ~ for Pop, he can take care Of himself.
Boston Post.
Pop Enmons, spoken Of above, Is the author of
the Biographies OF Martin Van Buren, and Richard
NJ Johnson, which the faithful havotalen 50 much
pains To commend 10 public favor