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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22
FOREIGN VOTERS.

The influence cvrrted IN elections, by the m
nsn,e body Of foreign voters, which pccnlilr cir
,,ms,anccs have congregatcd in the city Of New
York, has excited spirit of discomfort among the
mattress, embracing both political parties, which
PROMISES if it be generally disseminated, to give to
future elections in that city, at least for briot pc
nod, a new aspect--ani ono, We fear, more dam
serous to the public peace and tranquility than
they have heretofore borne. w, shall have TO-
reign ana domestic pnres, acting under all that cx
.il,m,nt which such distinction never fails TO
Al IN nthlt point of v,w alone it is greatly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22

From the National Intsligencer, June 10.
THE PROSPECT BEFORE US.-No II.
Had we postponed for single day the pubica-
ton Of our first number under this head, We might
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22
ny FLETCxSEK - TOLEK.
TERMS.
: III, :. LuuchbNsg VirSjHf4n'

u; t,rice reek, at 81 per anntn,, payable in
P" \, pa,er tciH be discontinued, (bat al the
n.'rsou othe Ediors until all arreoroges ore paid
"' 49, ERTYSEMENTS ,riH be inserted at
70 s,,ts Der square, Tor hss) the first time and q
" ~. "a, zach continuance. Those from distance
e.m raid for previously to their insertion, unisss the
"'n,ni be assumed Ly some responsible person in
LwchbDrg. =, r,;,or, n,,,s, he posr "a,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22

80 Ii may be, sir, that the politicians of New York
are not so lastidious gentlemen are, as 10
disclosing the principles on hich they They
boldly preach what they practise. When they are
conending for victory, they their intention OF
enjoying the fruits oft lfthey successful they
claim, as matter ofrigh;, the advantage of success
They nothing wrong in the rule that to The vic,
tor belong the spoils of the - Senator Mar.
cy's SPEECH Il, the Senate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01
TEXAS MEETING

CiSciSSATI, Nov. l9-W. attended, lc>, .reninr ons
% the largest meetings. at the Court ouse that we a
seen IN tins City; the proceedings of which will be
,ouiG III another column. The Harrison meeting about
Min Tue " hig Drags so much, fool TO it. Among
the orators upon the occasion we were nanny +,
Inc Hon. K. T. Lyt". lie made very hlppy speech,
ana introduced some happy resolutions That proposing
" h0'lo,0 'care tor the benefit of the
unanimously adopted. Mr. Woodruff, Dr. brake MIR,
S"rry and Mr. Plat also participated in The debate Dr.
Ofake was particularly elcitous. The remarks of the
respecting the second section were alluded TO-
ihey olo moi excite much apprehension but received ge
neral reproof Mr. CORY, the Harrison orator-Io BY
The Dye made pretty good speech upon this
was quite Pungent in his observations upon The remarks
Oh The GaSe'te respecting the second seclion-Reput
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II f. X AS
PARTICULARS OF TIE CAPTURE OF COi.iAD.
Correspondence If tie .Fe,c Orleans Buiiriim.

BRAzoEIA, (rrxas) Oct ~ l3;-j.
Lear oir-N nile al! eyes were directed with ln.~"se
anxiety towards the military operations GHH2ars-
snpposlng that 10 be the only point from w-ncc We NIGH,
expect Inportan: ncws-wc aStonsIcd Uy rcce.v.
any information Of the capture OF the fort al the town Q!
H0iiad, (a baha) by party "l coonisis Th"se yTrf-
volunteers from the transcendcnty fertile banks OF u
E"ney and from the town Of Matagorja place destined
to become III important city.
Before this party entered the field most Of the ro,ua'
eers were ut Gunzacsand fearing that the haryrs, d
honors would be reapcd before they could arrive there
they struck oft from L. Baca with the daring JcternIa4
ton Of taking G"ad By surprise
Gn!lad is situated on the South west side Of the San
Antonio River, thirty leagues below Bexar and it is fl.
Teen leagues from C"pop, tie landing place Of Aransas
bay and about tho distance from Tie La Bacl end
OF MatasoIda bay The Fort is built upop the poat
very steep and high hill. formed Of rock with deep "a.
VINE upon one side and low prairie npon the Opposite
white broad, elevated prae extends towards :I':
Southwest.
The walls Of the fort bult Of stone and lime and
bear in places the marks ofthe hundred wn-
ers but are still proof against any thing less than the
gatherings OF heavy artillery.
a long forced niarch brought the vanguard Of the colo.
niss 10 the San Antonio river, fordns below the town
at O'clock the night o.. the 9ii Instant. Hero thrY
halted for The main body and t. make Arrange Tor
the attack very small party were sent into the town.
aud they brought out with the utmost .ecresya WORTH!
ctIZ- friendly The Constitution Of l-i. And By his
assistance guides we're procured, perfectly acquainted
with the place.
The main body Of the coloniss missed their road in the
night and before they found their islar, were :.
the upper toId immediately opposite the town. IEcy
then struck across, for short cut the position ecc4'
pied by the vanguard Their led through "r''
kcct liiche The mushcrt is Of the Locust family,
full Ct thorns and little distance resembles the common
peach tree in size aud appearance. While the pa''r'
were eadng their way through this thicket The Hf'e
of one of them started in alright Object beneath
bush. The rider checked his horse and said, wa"
there voice answered in Spanish. Cae OF n't
party supposed that lie recognized in the all ''
acquaintance Of La Baha-and asked If it not SIX"
one, mentioning the name. mo, was the reply "S'
name is .Miam.
Col Milan is a native Of Kentucky. Al the coni
mencement of the Mexican Ut Independence ne en-
gagged in the cause and assisted in establishing Tie ~
dependence Of the country. When ltur0,de ASSUME.
the purple, Mams republican principles placed nun 70
him the city OF Mexico and conns
him in prison until the usurpcr dr.heonrd "hea
Santa Anna assumed the Dictatorship, the r'pno!e''
Milan again thrust into t!s prison al Mosse i'!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01
LATEST FROM MEXICO.
]
Extract from letter just rrceired IN nS cty, d'd

Extract Il letter
"Iir0 Cruz, Vac. Il. lc."J
&" This country is in bad situation. They have s!r.
the port Got Vera Cuz) and allowed vessels to leave
for several days past They had b"cn ",t'fh'ng At.
nutrition to Texas. They ! am toId) cole ct.'t
troops in the mtrrio! likewise for TrXaS ai!, II ihly
send them, this part Of the country wall be WIS" 81: d:
possible, than II has been icy IcvU;"d from S"i"
The North Americans very much t:si!ke1, 'sl Ei4'
ly since Texas has taken the steps wa"!l sllr has
have had opportunity OF knowing TIC character q:
this people, having been among them much; ut "ic le
remained anon. them Ell ht months. Wat. i"t
MEXIco AHu TEAAs.-Wc learn that the L.. s"Tl;Y
embargo Vera Cruz om the I'd TO the 9TH .:s::"
for the purpose 1T ht:Es out vessel VITA ar"s AID
munitions proceed 10 the aid Of Gen Cos, ho al Tie
xar. Tie vessel iurd .ul wa. IT,.
schooner MnnezIna the which recently had the a.
fair with the Cutter lngian. The NJ had not left wa
Cruz when the packet sailed. Another chartered
had sailed with supplies for Cas- with the intention
supposed, OF landing them At point Matarorda Bay
We inclined think the Texans vii! be abb. to cut 1t
any supplies that the Mexicars attempt convey ir"m
that point to BeNar \ body of 1900 troops nriutrr
proceed to Bexar but Get to hear that before tlY
can reach the litter place, it will lie in possession u tie
Texans.
We have it from un,oub;ed authority that no coull.
slons To privaccrs had hrrn issue, by the Mexican Go
vernmcn nor WIS ncrc any probability that such
would be rCsDrtrd ~.
1t is singular that the latest account from General CO.,
should have reached MS by the way Of Vera Cruz bu, I
'''' io'it' Hi'ht nun u'e !ittci pace WAS ''
marHabIy quickly \. .7drsrtiScr
The latest from Texas leaves the army under
Gen. AUSTIN waiting rcmorccmcns, within five nae.
OF San Antonio Its force rapidly increasing 81:
on the 2lth ut the armies were nearly equal il
point OF numbers. General Ausiin's Circular says
" Since the taking %! La Bahia the enemy has brca
ousy engaged IN iorIyng San Antonio, by berricadnG
The streets, and planting cannon the top Of the Church.
cutting down trees, and :c!Y way cXrrting themselves
to make vi gorous defence. The army high spir.;.,
and eager to advance; but at the dposeI
TO act prrci pa;r!y"
General Austin attempted to open a communication
with General Cos, by sanding patch stating that s
Texans were III ior the principles Of the Constr
tuition OF lc2l and asking how fla. would be received
his reply was, dlSband your forces home peace
nbiy and then prhap will listen to your petitions ::
present, can only regard you rebels and traitors
Orr next news Will probably be the result, Of the
storsnng OF san Anonio and, VIC hope Intelligence o
the triumph Of the Tcx;aa arms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01
Lynch 8 mai. 1889

Added to the above, Lynch's rcputed majority in
Kinds county, ;'34 in Rankin 203 in Madison, l'2;
and in Claiborne, 90; and it gives HIM. as far as heard
from, majority CT 2loo votes.
Lyarh's Reported -hGjorttics
Ia Jefferson - Claiborne 10, Kinds 343. 1t is said
that Rnnnels has the majority in Amite, and that
the whole Van Bu.en ticket has succeeded.--latche=
(.uMricr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

President a; in favor Of the Baltimore nominations ia'
lO3 votrs. '1 ,L; hal -
y /, ,jca:cs, Opposition IN every !h!ng' mad o
votes. =, $500, y p,ro, \ rcf,sinu
~ Il. , candidate, had votes
I Med Carson, Opposition, had VOC.
rh;s shows how the Legislature is as to Mangum ana
rnctinns and how his predictions and the assertions
of The Opposition presses are ver'hea.-G'o'c.
MISSISSIPPI
CuLuMDus,, November Is.
TuE ELEcrIoS.-Wc give below all the official returns
W. have received. From the Jackson Banner ct Tie ON
inst e only paper received from the South this weehJ
we gel the result of the election in Kinds and tannt r
counties. It said that Lynch is considerably a'a
Runnels, and that Claiborne aud Dcks"" are e'tcr" "
Congress This is the ruInor. ave know not now a''
truth may be-" The next mail from the S"u.i' snou'u
we be so Fortunate as ever u get a"''hef' VIII
al doubt.
For GOrtrn9T
For Lynch, ................ :,IoS
Ruuncls, ..............' ~" rc,
For CinDreSS.
E Edm,,Js 20 WiSins' 75
For State SahtatorS.
Jobn A. Grimball, r. II. Buckner
Far Representatives.
R Nicholson, A. l. Johnson;
pr,a,u rnn Oh MoSyoE !!!--This truly dem"cra'
tic county has done noby We give the returns DE-.
tnyUp tinv Vpr.
Athens. Ne thought Lowndrs had done well, onl ''e
result in Monroe has almost made US ashamed OF our P0
nv u,aiori,ies for the democratic candidates.
For Gorernor
Fan Buren,. h""e' II,
For Representatives, to Congress- ,co
Edward. 81 Dixon, l62
Ciaborns, $40 Wilkins, 90
ST.. Ghoson aud James Mckinny, (boh Van Buren,
menl were elected to the Legislature without opposilI"n
Robert c. Bailey elected Sheriff, ana >. H. DucA'
iugham Clrrk'of the Circuit Court.
WlxsruS County.
The result. Of the election in this county was forward
ed to US by gentleman in Louisville
Far Goccrnor.
Runnels, l24 Lynch, "a
Congress.
Edwards, l37 Dickson, 81
Claiborne, 1856 wilkins, II
Representatives..
Jones, 90 Grant, ~
Fields, 90
The returning officer gave the casting vote tor Mr.
Jones' who was accordingly elected Democratic Press
Returns collected 6y tho Baltimore Patriot.
Lynch. (Nhite) Runnells, (V. b.
Warren county, 1I9 Il4
Wilkinson 440 29l
Jrh.rson $3.50 l72
WASHINGTON l35 60
Simpson, 2O2 oU
Copiah q" 433 9o9
pix l70 343
f,y;no.on 81 2Sl
Adams L" G33 2iS
Iowoj.s 2y 5l4
3Gl0 GIL
.2i7l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

u,
uers tbatl had seen; though CERTAINLY not nihe minute
ness aud precision, Of detail fu when yo' article IN Inc
Bangor Courier appeals to the testimony Oh MI
himself. ,u g -,h
Secondly. The party charged in my ,'sGeE OF 'th
g., ~ NJ p,a;cc with having betrayed Mr.. Burgess
in tho Senatorial Election, was mol The Via! party oi
Rhos island but that p"ricn ri them "c"'np'undcd
Of Hartford Ianvrnt-:. t:Ge: iiisn. and Royal Arch
Masonry. A,nons Iir :'htgS o Rhode Island, 'n , Z,
were muny waco. a:- ,laso :sthere were many " as
National Rrpnbnc,s,s, VINO had never bowed ',s cou
to the Baal o Masonry nor trucklrd I" Tue a. R,-ms
claye Of Hartford. Name Of these bttFay.u i' 1i.y
nor was my charge Of t.cachery app'eu I,;, of Mr.
contributed most essentially t. me ''cc hon,oned the
Pearce and Mr. Sprasue and If ry "a' remnant of tina,
HWhir party it is precisely ~causC M federalism
marty had resolved into Hartford i', ,hsn, 10
and ROYAL Arch Masonry, and WIS '00's
precipce ol no individuals. nor
was ibcre anv one person IN lily h''t.' " - ,L ~
" ,,,lv rho charge of treachery. i"c e''Is' n,;
s;,r Lone responsible. considerl Us ~
u r.' Zinc no honest common principle TO hoo
Oh .hp . s.,,r That party not being the wing party,
.iet so"nnound of Hartford Convention federas'h
ous nI Arcb Masonry. That the dissolution OF 'ne
a dm Itself will follow from the connection with H.
,,srf to inc probable They have lost Rhode isa"u-
rust forever The People Of that Stale viii nop,
hereafter he kept together by the cement o' 'o'A''
You are at liberty to make Of this letter what use you
/ a,n. with acknowledge nents for the cASDoUh ~.
YOUR procedure with this occasion! SSr; mnWS
servant, 1oil-N 49,
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pe,srru 70 CoSoREss.-The handsome ,nalcf'ty
,s;rh It now certainly ascertaned the TRENDS OF Tue
S;n;.traton have in the House OF Representatives, OF
;be h Congress- gives favorable assurance tnAt ''s.
Ef seu,inels Of the Democratic party at The seat VI
Evernmen, Messrs Blair and ltivrs, Editors ot tie
(;lob. will reap some reward tor Their hitherto
oil but urduous and useful aborS Ill behalf OF measures
Which experience and observation have July .cs'ea 10
tsnd;n to The general good Of the Country we auae
to heir obtaining the appointment OF frnsFs 70 'e
~ Lr,nch Of tie National Legislature FOR years. u
deJ and alone at Washington and rcceiVins pu. n'
and inelliceu. assistance from majority o. .e
cal Journals purpo1tng to be supporters OF Tue au
os. r, has the GLOBE breasted the attacks OH the De
mocracy. Of an organised band OF Opposition presses
n;shed alike for rcckessness vi assault bitterness
f ;nvcclve more than obituary siare OF tact, aa
, ,msna of those peculiar resources IN the "aAe %
Which erccpary genus or there IS Suth MIasJ Jo "%
;,,;s trn never fail to follow. Although we wouiu
M h. uilty Of the presumption OF suggesting ~ w
nn,,h;e,n members of the House OF hep,eseh.S s
as body or any one of them n ,,r s T: we
h, ,bey should not support for offices IN tnt CIV, W.
M.u is durcd We trust without causing onenee n "a.
rnression Of our pleasure a the PTospec' OF Rvs
e. he nost we have desgnacd OF Messrs Diaif ~ nsIs'
~ j.; ,c ucrance also Of the sincere nope 'nat Lie
nnocratic portion CT the Virginia Delegation IN S0n
Cross Will unanimously besow their suffrage on lt"Se'
,hor,nrhy prepared to discharge the duties OF the
,,nn have never FIR instant wavercd IN ''rir sup
hort Of the Democratic party-Pce's5urg C0's'e3|'0"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

What ought to be the public estimate OF cause whI'
rcsnrts to such iclions az the following; ne Ieauv
will recognize its aulhor-t'i' pF"iig"tr q 'At ~
Eve. Star. II, ,r.;o
1T is not generally known 10 The South, that the nc
Abolition Convention, had they not been nols'ee; III
tended to have nominated Van Buren, As their freSlGtn
l;al candidate Hence the anxiety Of hcafdscy u III
,.r,,n, il before ly ~. 50 far The Magician though
Tim, one Convention vas dose. -.3lbGny .7rguS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01
NORTH CAROLINA.

p.,r Pp,y7IyG-On Saturday last, The Editor Of
, pa. .s rrel,ctcd by the Legislature State Prin-
ter for the ensuing year, by the following vote: ,c-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

The returning officer gave the casting vote Tor Mt
Jones, who was accordingly erccd.-Dsmocratic Press
Returns collected by The Baltimore Patriot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

, WHEELING, November 3d.
HESRT CLAY arrived here yesterday Morning in the
Steamboat Hero, Oh Ills way to Washington he pro-
cue" to rt's6ursh and will thence go to Princeton
Jersey, by way Of Tie Pennsylvania Canal to phila
delphia.-Timcc.
The Columbus (Ohio) Hemisphere Of the llh inst,
states that the commissioners appointed to run the boun
GARY line between that Stue aud Michigan had perform
ca the service without interruption, and had submitted
'he'f report 10 the Executive of Ohio. The Hemisphere
eonce'eS that THIS long agatcd question is now at rest
We learn from the Petersburg Constellation. that
THE SEIXE DESrAL CnlRrRGEoxs'' have presented
'tu TO DF Caldwell OF this State, " for the dis.
cov'Iy OF the muscle which supports the teeth
1t will be gratifying to the friends Of Mr. Barry 10
See ' honnr MS friends III Lexington pay to his memo
F we take the following from the Lexington Guzrt.e
me county Court Of Fayrtte, hy unanimous vote
Niger A.; Ba1ry on the Public Square in this CITY.
he hIir candidates for Electors in the Slate Of Mis-
rou'! are backing otf-iust in time
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-18

worth will ever command sdnirstun
and coociliste esieeza.
In contemplating the character q
Judge Marshall. we End much thst Is
worthy Of admiration and nothiaE al
censure-isr when was a mese dzHer-
ence Of opinion On poiiticA subjects
deemed crimes The young ssF-
rant after fame and immortsiify msy
read in his life N important lcssoa.-
He will have seen ham ATTAIN. without
the advantages Of educafioa or the gTa-
ces Of eloquence. high station among
the master spirits of the age. He xssl
see what lofty heights sxsidui;y may
reach. and the sicadiness with Which q
may be maintained BY conscious infeg-
rity. He viii find him embarkinx an
no crusade after popularity. but no.
despising il as il spontaneously flowed
IN upon him, the generous reward q.
sirtuous actions. Such a man NAV
Justly merit the regard Of has country
men; and when BE may xithdrax
from public life 20 thai retirement
which he will honor, he viii find no
storms gathering about ham such n,
disturbed the repose OF the iilustriou.
Judge 10 whose name we have 80 Ere
quently alluded in connection VIII
his own. Far from it-insiesd Il xnr.
ing the torch Of the incenGiary. The
hand Of every American would be
raised in Difference as he r,.ssed si,e
mansion in which this great and good
man has 50 long rested; and If The
foot OF the intruder ever touches In,
threshold. it is an inconveaiencs
that may well be pardoned 10 the
prompting Of admiration and regard.
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CONTENTS
~ SAasssa&sis sssfsr, aresrksag 4 A. asSfssi,
~ tsis D.. DE SUITS, II Baifi.s,s.
ssieniis. ~, sulvhats o. Line.
Carooasts - Lias.
ssipAais q Maxassia, (Ep.on salt1
Marisss u Hagnssia,
Avrists q soda.
eaipAats q irco.
CsFaeuats ~ iroa,
saipAasstts4 hydsozss Gaa,
Csrbosie Aed Ca
Ts@gsrsf-gs.-esous sf,y-avs degrees Il
Fshssaheit.
Fsspuaes--ee,issiy parradps, o. rs-fiv
t1laissa. n DsopsEiiea - - asrssiag taaee
- hs slnResA, e nea5ina - - s7stn1
--foate--gSisEeiie-- agAorssis
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DesirabEe Ksroper1,a

OFFERED AT PRIVATE SALE.
2 NHE subscriber intending to remove TO the
! - South West, offers his residence for
sale. The lot fronts 90 feet on Washington
street, and runs back 372 feet, divided thus.
the yard 90 which the house stands y % by
tl7t feet, sad the garden 20I by %. IN excel
Leaf order; and the lot contains az kinds Of
select fruit Tor nearly SOY mat csn be named:
together with shrubs. SC. &c. The ward
asd garden are tastsfulIy laid OFT, crane
rarbor, 40 OF 40 feet IOag, with different
ki0ds Of viass, which produce the very best
quality Of craps; together with Stabls, Corn,
Wood, Gig aOd smoke Ht,sses, &C. &c. The
dwelling Is constructed Of the very best ma
teFials, and y eommOdious, Aad ia point Of
eonseatsnee surpassed peFhsps b. few.
Also--Anoiher Lot, 30 feet froot By 100;
on which there h . Brick Stare House, "a
by n feet, oomPietsly flashed, sad nov oc.
euPied ~ such By the subscriber.
AlsO-AnotbeS Lot, froaling % feet, snd
running back 100 feet; On which there IL a
two story Brick Bedding, with . oae story
hack Baiidirg rsesnfly erected; smother Loo,
20 feet front and ruhsiag back 100 feet. with
eOmfortsbie House thereon, alec. . Tot.
fFoating 30 a., and gaDning back 100; lsres
Frams Building. 90 b 80 feet, and two sio-
ries high, suitable for tsveFn-aIl on " ssh-
ingtOD Street.
Also, Frame Houss. % By 90 one story
Stone House ssd Lot. 80 feet By 100 % ~
Aise-Aeo,hsr Lot, GO feet front snd run
ning back l6s, with . comfortable Frame
DvsilIng House both on Jsaersoa street
together With i95 unimpsovsd Lots, lyiag IN
ne iovn o. BoliyaF, hepasomely siius,ed for
bailding.
further dsssFiptios a dssuasd uunsess-
sary, 80 psrs0ns DESTROYS 20 Purchase ere w
yItsd 70 call ard eaaelins The premises 49,
Terms, ooe third'eash, balances IN 6. -, and
- mouths, with interest
JOHN r. HAYDEN.
Bohvar, March ~, 1855