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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
u Teacher Ev'Niifed.

A Ian trom:ij to ID years OF age, OF good mora
n character, and who is we'll qualified to teach thel
branches usually taught in this country. may hear OF
a situation, application TO Mr.. john Carey OF
Lynchburg, Letters must be post paid
tnrust is
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Oct I

WE gsh'o h"e for 'as ensuing yf 5ponns s' h
~, ,.,;,ni-l of character and suitable quahhca
,;nn. liheyal br, will be given. white man
would be preferred. Communications by letter lP9,'
n ,Le ,,bscrbers viii be attended 10 rnnedl-
ately. H. b. 49,
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= his II mars ga, MT dis II city heard by the
Reporter, nd is PR ably not precisely H.. >en.s
ofMf p's ob.s-va,;,p.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

IN said Borough, with the privilege of one OF morc
Branches between the James and Roanoke rivers
referred TO a select commit,cc--by Mr.. Nun
daucl ofthc Portsmouth and Roanoke Rail Road
Company for an increase Of then oapilal--by
Mr.. Bare. of ci1er of Shenandoah aud Fredc
rick for the formation OF count, ont OF parts
of said counties.
Mr.. Su,Nps moved that tins House will on
Thursday, the loih inst, proceed by Joint vote
with the Senate, to the election of Public Printer
for one wear. Agreed to-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27
DEATHS

Died. "Wednesday morning, 1 O'CLOCK aitcr brief ut &C.
we're Illness Mary Ann Frances foler wie Of Richard H. Tor
the 25th of her she le
old Mrs oleI had beon, number years pou or
tho Methodist Episcopal Church Cod whom youth
hcI guide and ia whose
oted support hours In the
IsSnedue in
she esold sl Faber! Thy viii be " While many
bcEnavcd Gions 0nd tho church
with her God Precious in the sight Of the Lord Of
his saiDts.h-I.yRcibiyg PDgiRaR.
MELsNCHoLY sUIcIDEWC exceedingly state that
mr. Janus Rowe the partner Mr. r. Russell IN fhe
OF the New Oeans Nashville, Louisville Cincinnati Thea
tres aporod to his exsencc in Nashville, days since by
shooting himself with pistol The rash Fri
day evening the 2d inst The bail penetrated his breast
gocd until Saturday when be died. Mr.
respectable cmablc has
children and large circle of friends anion
rs Ma Rowe doing bHrss
don't ecumsances for the horrible
Huloss Ne attributed 20 hts nciou in the
Cd wife, fcv months since, New Ocans Since event
has appeared ncfab DEPICTED, and times melancholy
We
but few days before his doat which gives marks Of biz
mind having been 10 uusct,e si0to Cirfignpd mir
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ri kRRLAGES

Married. ffanovc the VIM Polnrl a.,
nun'Jay the 2h instant, by the Row George Woodbridge
Hon. SeaIOn Gauaud, member of
Caorino NJ Daboy daughter of Capt George Dnbey Of
Hanover. ~ -
Married. Wednesday evening" instant y the Isaac
Cochran Capt William Baldwin, of
y, 10 Miss Margaret Ann daughter Major Gaines of
Aspin Grove, Charlotte. -
Mrei on Friday tire lt instant by the Rev Clement Read,
~ A. Funa, to Miss Mary Jane, dest daughter Clai
borne Barkslalo. Esq.-all &c Charlotte ouaty
Married, in Lexington, Thursday, instant by the
Rev Mr. Ruhner, William A. Cooke Esq county
TO Miss Elizabeth r., daughter of the Col Thomas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

Majority on joint ballot, ............ GA
lie following Letter from intelligent Cores pond
ent presents, We have doubt view of the
Politics of Georgia:
AS the White Notification Wing papers of this State
are already beginning boast OF victory because the
Union candidate for Governor has obtained LARGE
majority Congressional ticket last year and an
these vain boasngs will be reiterated doubt add
Cd 10 ny the same kidney papers throughout the United
STATES IN order 10 affect the prospects OF MIR Van Buren,
deem necessary To give you true statement of the
iacs winch have reduced that majority if reduced it
VIII be, or an nat yet that will be than
Gov Lumpkins)
Our elections IN the upper part of the State where our
IMPURITIES arc large have been greatly affected by trc
nendous storm OF wind and rain which rcvailcd on tie
morning of the election and in most of The counties
where generally get four one nluorities have
been materially lowered in consequence the storm: for
instance, the count OF 1ab rsham where the nuubs
OF voters average from 10 10 hundrcd-and in hch
county cur majority is from 800 thousand (see last
year returns only voted this year about or hun.
dred and give us majority of only four hundred last
nay It's number OF voters last year. and half MAORI
y last year Thus, in county only, have we lost
nearly QUO votes majority from the effect of tine Storm
been affected not aetuay reducsd but the people could
turn out
The most desperate excrtions of opponents to make
the Presidential question bear present elections
affected our party but little, say about 300 votes in the
State--and Georgia may be safely calculated on as
thoroughly .frm in favor of Mr. Van Buicn-and his
friends VIII increase instead Of diminish.
"Ihe Opposition candidateSfo for Congress were beal
enough To come out IN person against candidate
Governor, and made botd assertions which they knew
they could not prove did they. yet believe when
full return of all the counties shall be heard from that
Schley VIII equal Gov Lumpkin last majority if not
go over h and Congressional Ticket will succeed by
over 30Oo Under all the circumstances party is on
the ncrease-Our majority in the Legislature will he
about as last year-say about 60.
Yours, respectfully, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27
WM. A. STONE, SccretarY.
70 YHE EDITORS on 7TE I'm,

TO 1HE EDITORS or TIE ENQUIRER.
GENTLEMES--I find yourselves and North Carolina
paper making guess why Mr. Leigh did come out
VITA has Meekfenburg Speech Neither of you, in my
opinion has hit the nail the head Now le me euess:
1t was because he could not come" The gentleman
has overated himself lie has been pinned for his other
declarations and speeches, until he is eraid The wr-
ter now dareS HIM to publish his Meckenburg Speech
He has said enough already to make the 'galed Jade
vince VIRGINIA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27


In pursuance of notice published in the Richmond
Enquirer, requesting the citizens of the several counties
OF Charlotte Lunenburg Nottoway and Prince Ed
ward, To send delegates to Convention TO be holden
this day at Prince Edward Court House. for the purpose
OF nominating suitable candidate to represent the dis
tIct IN the Senate of Virginia, Convention of dele
gates from the counties of Nottoway Iuncnburq and
Prince Edward, met this 18th October 1885 at Prince
Edward Court Houseand duly organized nv calling
James Madison to the Chair, and appointing William A.
Stone Secretary And the of tAe delegates being
called the following ncmeR answered to tleir Names
I TO witt
Ratchet, Joel Blackwell, r Ellison Clark and Nicholas
Il. Davis.
From .Noto,cOy-- William Fitzgerald Robert Ftzger
aid and VIM a Scotland
From Prince Ed4card- Nathaniel e. Venable Henry
n. Watkins and James Madison.
And there being no delegation present from Charlotte
Thomas G. Spencer from Charlotte being present. was
requested TO take a seat with the Convention
Whereupon, DR. ARcHIBALD CAMPBELL, Of Motto
way was nominated suitable candidate--and the
question being put, the Convention eoncnrred unani-
nousy in recommending DR.. AReuIsALD CAmPEELL
OF Notoway, TO the People oS the District as saitahle
candidate fSo'ans G. Spencer, although not sitting
delegate requested to give his opinion of the no.
mnaton-Upon which he expressed his entire concur
renee with the Convention
| On motion, il was Reso'ued That the proceedings OF
tins Convention he published in the Richmond Enquirer
and the Petersburg Constellation
JAMES MADISON, Chairman.
WIZ. A. SroSE Secretary
L. > krom information received since the meeting of
the Convention there TO believe that the non
appearance OF delegation from Charlotte, owing
To no dissemination to unite in such plan bot merely
TO accidental negectand that Charlotte will heartily
DR.. Campbell every way worthy of the con-
dehce of the People of the District lie has rood Ia
ons and excellent Information lie is of the very
and firm, consisten unfiinching Democratic Repnb-
licaa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

elected On the Saith ballot Palmer (7nt Masop) had
W votes, Bradley (7d,ainisfration) a. Paine (JlLy)
42-and Jennison i5.--Thc Legislature had vet been
unable to elect Clcrkon the 18th ballot Barber had
40 votes, Weed CD, Pierpont 60, scattering.
OHo.--We have carried Gen. Hafrison's own State
The returns us far as they received indicate most
triumphant victory. The following some OF the
numerous articles we have on the subject:
from ihc Cincinnati R.pubicau.l
HAaiLrox County (Cmcinnati)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

NJ NorIcE.-There will be meeting of the friends
of the Administrations in the county of amherst at the
Courthouse, the first day of November next,
for The purpose of appointing suitable Delegate
represent them at General Meeting of the Republican
Members of the nest Legislature 10 form ticket of
Electors for the election Of President and Vice Pycsi
dent of the United States.
October 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27
EO4HL4V1


70 dag iho Utica Abolition Convention The Common Coun
ell allowed them TO have tho School House. Rscay js
held moetng AMI resolved they should
bic W. expect fOTt-ytoah's SIR.
The "Regencg FoikS' are Of course, Van Buren's
friends. Does the Hypocrte 10 cast slur upon
them, for attempting 10 put down the COnvcnou--atcr
all his cunt too about the South and against tic Adolf
tionsts Out upon him fie has only been using the
Slave Question for nsdous political purposes wound
Van Burcn Hear, too, what lis worthy colleague Of the
Washington Telegraph says Oh the same topic
" The Van Buonos of Utica maLne
will be n great point eainrd."
And would not be for the whole Union r. Hear
too what Noah further says:
ktcho says Georgia afo.' afs3 Does Enrusf
soidi
that OF setting portion tie people quarro
With the othc Uno1 % beuoGt Northern
Of tho Whole South once perceive
seear hey must bs aaR They rally who lives
thcin."
sulbafping upon Mr. Buren, - Why should we mao
rally upon man who lives nong usi lsNoah prepared
tospiit the OnionY lf determine 20 oi Southern
man, because be is Of tle South The North will 20 for
Northern man. And if nOio, why not every time the
President is to be elected The contest will thus always
be stcf0Hat one-and how long could the Union
stand against such shocks?
Bun why abandon Van Buren, Is he not friend Of
the South on this very questions Has nc not fsked
every thing Tor us Are not his distinguished friends in
every quarter Of the State Of New York active in
our bclalf Van Bufen thus rsks every thing for us
upon THIS question, is that not The strongest Cor
those who wcfe originally his friends standing more
strongly BY hfo Did he not silnd b. Georaia, and
Virginia, ten years ego, and RISK every thing in the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

BY the adoption of uic Federal Corrttutiop cncb
state solemny bound itself the tcolc and the whole
70 eaeh ior the purposes therein contained no State
mas right TO violate that solemn compact by seced
ing The others have right hold her 10 that com
pact and maintain their Union deem the doctrines of
nSulihcauon and Secession as nothing more nor less
'han revolutionary rights, the Offspring OF a common
anarchy 49,
:, On the subject of instruction In the fame of our
ana State Governments the representative fea-
'uic In both rs carefully preserved; il H. indeed the very
essence OF our Republican Governments both State and
FeuesI mat uey are r6pyescatdtise In State
presentation, the Right of instruction. aud the duty to
obey, seem To be- uii1ncstionabe II is The ,oU Of
the constituent body which is to be done not that of the
representative. 1t is upon matters of general
legislation, the representative acts his Judgment
ana opinions and this by the consent and appreciation of
his constituents, who elect him because Of their conf
dence in his judgment and integrity; but if upon given
subject they deem it proper instruct him. or he other
wise knows their WILL is his duty execute it, except
from conscientious scrupes lac cannot in such case he
should resign his trust.
Inc same views are applicable TO the Representatives
oil The States in the Senate of the u. States The Lee
gsiatures OF the States, have right instruct their
senators on all matters Of legislation The Legislature
seems to to be the Legitimate organ reflect the will
OF the State, being the constitutional power appoint
rs so TO instruct Their appointment is executed
by the immediate Reprcse natives Of the people and
thcm-and in of instructions given, the Senator
cannot Violate them; but if he cannot
obey his only course TO be resign deem the
doctrine of instruction. essential property of repre-
sentative government.
1 approve the nomination of Mr. Van Buren, and r.
NJ Johnson for President and Vice President and will
sustain that nomination
The above is hasty sketch of my sentiments on the
various topics suggested; but my time would not admit
of more than synopsis, and that too prepared in
great haste; but hope it will sufficiently inform the
citizens OF the District of my political sentiments.
am, gentlemen. very respectfully,
Your obedeDt servant
M. G. GOOD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27


60 Counties for Governor. Counties 10 be heard from
Floyd, Irwin Lowndcs, and Sumter
81 counties for Members of Congress. To be heard.
irom-Applmg. Cass, Floyd, Irwin, Lowndcs, Montgo-
merry. Tatnall, Union, and Ware
Present majority of Sehiey 2.347 Glascock hi ,hest
candidate for Congress has 2 52 majority over Wide
IL has been ascertained that the the Lee
gsature Jnst elected, will be follows 80 countless
Nuliiers or State Rights, ................ 81
;, Majority in the Senate, ...... -25
-'H',."eis' &C. al
MAJORITY in the House, ............. 10
lotal Union men, ................. lCO
ioial NuIihcrs, .................. lU2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

TO Messrs Moses Conglcton, Jacob Decamps, Camp
bell Tarr, james Marshall, Il. Service Richard Waugh
VIM. Tarr John Agnew, William Mayhall and John
Miller
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

(from the N. y. Siar--P. S. Hall asst one o'eiock
IL seems, by verbal accounts that finding Thonp-
m hey seized Garrison, aud when the passengers lct
ut p. NJ. the mob were leading Garrison down State ST
wi rope round his neck What tLcy have done with
hun we know not No further accounts were heard of
ir pr 'dings.''
These indications are calculated TO show how much
The Northern Feeling enlisted against the Fanatics
we sti trust that the North will put Them down.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

Ieo more on the Chess Bodrd!--A long Preamble and
Resolution are before the Senate of Tennessee m re-
commenting to the People OF the u. States Hugh Law
SON White, enincntly qualified To fiji the Of
nee OF President approving geucriy of the principles
and policy of the administration of Gen. A Jackson
&c, &c They have been laid the table and ordced
to be- printed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

~ Henry is in type-anj woidaBly omitted to
MAKE room for the very interesting intelligence from
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

THNO THE PUBLlC.-The subscriber having
n turned to- the city, be will therefore continue the
Comb making and repairing business at his same old
stand doors below the old Market house, where ho
will repair aud alter old shell combs superior any done
in the State or elsewhere Having served regular az.
premiership tc above business he iusihes himself IN
presenting his claim 10 this community for patronage.
Nv brother George Pcas, who advertised in the Com
per a few days since, has declined carrying tho
above business though al those having combs either
cut alter or repair, cam by leaving them a my Shop
have them made 20 look equal new and will
rant them 70 b. durable where mendcd any part of
the comb, and ie Will polish them in handsome style.
Ii PETTUS
October 1G. H-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27
To NIvsrs c. Coon, Esq.

WHEELING, October g. 1885
GENT rmEN:-l received your coinniu ncation Of tie
9Th ult this morning, ard il affords pleasure in an
swrrng your inquiries, 20 make known my political SEN
utncnis to the citizens of Che district
Upon Tie subject Of The U 8 Bank, am opposed to
re-chartefing the present IT, 3. Bank or charrng any
other similar banking institution 10y the federal govern
mcnt The power ut such institution IL abused would
tc dangerous 10 the liberties Of the country and
t. opposed ~ the spirit and principles Of the sautary
checks and balances so wisely adapted n system Of
republican government, so create any power, the abuse
Of which, could cudangcr its pcrmancncy.
As 10 thc power Of tie Gcncral Government over the
subject o internal improvements my opinion is that it
- confined 90 improvements Of q UgOn0i character.
On the subject Of Notification and Secession. my OPT.
Mon is decidedly opposed TO both think no State las
right to pronounce law Of Congress unconstitutional
and resist its execution. When law is passed it s by
the og both Houses OF Congress with the
prevail Of the President in Of bis ncgation Of
bill, by two-Uirds 0f both Houses these three being
ordinate branches Of the Legislative Department Of the
Government and each deciding by vote the consttu-
tiOnay Of its acts, their decision thus solemnly given
only be revised BY the Judiciary The Coustituton
provides remedy Gard the only legitimate one) for any
oppressive exercise Of the power Of the General Go.
yernment towards the States ia It's provision for amend
ing that Instrument
On the subject Of Secession, my views are equally OPP
posed to any such doctrine Peaccable and consiu
uonal remedy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

lily yngr 6ellow-c,t.zrns,
MOSES CONGLETON,
JACOB DECAMPS,
CAMPBELL TARR,
JAMES MARSHALL,
T.. SERVICE.
RICHARD WAUGH,
WAI. TARR,
JOIN AGNEW,
WA MAYHALL,
JOHN MILLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27
TEXAS.

The copous accounts furnish this morning are
very important. Ia all probability, Texas is now at war
with Nlexco!-lt is said that the Administration is at
tempting to negotiate with Santa Anna for the anne xa.
'nn o, TINS hne country 10 the y Smtcs.it is the great
stumbling block in the way of his ccntra.;ng the whole
c"untry-And the people of Texas will abandon
then federal Rights under the Constitution They talk
OF declaring their independence of Mexico. Would il
not he better for them 10 enter the great Cunlcracy of
the U Sateswhich would protect their political rich
land titles .anl dearest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

Good, (4dni.J Parriott, (Whiar)
Wheeling, IG7 100
West Liberty, "a 62
-Ig1 -f57
Add Parrotrs majority in Tyler, G5-252
Goods vote in Ohio, lgI
Parriott S present majority, IS
barshat couaty votes Tomorrow Col PARROT is ex-
pected to receive there 100 majority this added
TO his present majority nc will 90 TO Brooke Monday
That county y strongly Jacksonian, and may overcome
bis maturity Tho resu Is looked upon very Doubtful
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-31
money Notice.

|gESHE Subscriber will feel himself under
Il manyobligaiions 10 any Of his friends
who are indebted TO him, if they will with.
out delay, make a compliance with hi:
former notice. | assure my friends that
want money or | would not ask for it |
do hope therefore that all those who wish
me 10 do well would, without delay, com
ply with my wishes; and by thus doing,
they viii confer a special favor, which ia
yor, | will at all times r~eciprocate.
Respectfully your obf
JOHN L. C0OKUS.
Sherherdstown, Oct. s, 1883
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S ercDauDtse.
NEW TALL ARID WINTER
ca GODS.
Gy. 1oDD 81 GO.

DODn GD. 1oDu " CU.
HTAyE The pleasure Of informing the
old friends and customers OF Hog
mire and Boyd, that they are just recely-
ing their supply Of new FALL + WINTER
GooDs, comprising a very general assert
ment Of English, French, German, lial.
ian and American Dry Goods, Hardware
sc. many Of which are entirely new and
pretty. They respectfully invite all per
sons wanting Cheap Goods TO call, assn
ring them that they shall be furnished on
the most pleasing terms. Their stock
consists Of
French and English merinos, (aii
%colors,) /,
"A English mcrinos, circassians and
moreens,
5 A black French bombazine, blk bonn
bazett,
Long and square, black and red merino
shawIs,
4 A and 5 d merino & Tibet wool do.
Thibe,, merino, s. fancy gaoze Hdkis.
Black Italian cfavats and silk ditto,
Bandanna, pongee s. flag do.
Berkeley and Madras ditto,
Linen cambria and lawn ditto.
Sd cd black Italian LustrIng,
Black Gro de Swiss s. Mattloni do,
8 a cord lusiring. and Poult dc Sole,
Pink green and white Florence, Cd Dir
mode,
A and Cd black Italian Grape.
Green & white Italian Grape, hat Grape
Black silk plush, ribbons & betting,
Black and green blond gauze wells,
Do s. do common do DO,
Black and white picnic gloves,
Long and short white kid do,
Ladies super kid aud beaver do,
GeniIem's buckskin beaver s. berlin do
Gent. white and black kid do,
Black and cold worsted hose s hose.
Ditto do cotton, ribb'd s. plain.
Do and white silk ditto,
White s. cold mefino hose & bali hose
Super and com. blue, black, and brown
Cloths;
Ditto do olive and Adelaide 90,
Heavy mix'd cloth for overcoats,
Pe;ersham, Kerseys and cassineits.
Supr black, brown and fawn casslmeres
Goats hair camtlets,
Valencia and s~wansdown vestIng.
Black and fancy cold silk vesting,
White Marsailles and Sateen,
Book, Swiss and Jacconet muslins,
Bard jacconet and cambria ditto,
Bishops lawn and null co,
Jacconet edgings and insertings super,
Bobbinet do do s. footings,
Thread laces, edgiugs and inscrtlngs,
6 4 and 5 a bobbinet and Grecianett,
Cambria and Furniture dimity.
Elnb'd furniture do "a new a%rticle.)
New style Calic0es,
French ditto, Oil %colors,
Toweling and Table diapers,
Cord table covers, SIC. sc.
September "a,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-31
g~a frCDanOtse.
NEW FALL e. WIN TE2
GOODS.

ROBERT Il. RUST s Co.
TBEG leave to inform the citizens o.
S Marliusburg and vicinity, and The
public generally, that they are now reeel
wing and opening a general s. beautiful
ASSORTMENT of
British, French, German, Hdhan, ana
american dry goods suited Jor me
present and approaching seasons
rim a large stock Of Queens, Glass;
Hard and Wooden Wares: also a
urge supply Of Fresh Groceries
old and choice Wines and Liquors,
and invite all who are DESTROYS OF purcha-
sing very handsome substantial and Cheap
FOODS TO call and examine their stock pre-
Iyious to purchasing, as they hatier them
selves they can please all in quality and
prices ; at all events, they are determined
10 cndeayouF 10 do so.
October /, 1885.