South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-05

save the Union, preserve peace, put down
the fanatics rawlings Of such men as Gar
rison, and prohibit the importation offor-
eign incendiaries. Now, we put the
question to our brethren East ofthe Blue
Ridge, can you not confide to Henry Clay
this important question with more GER
tainty, with more absolute security to
your own interests, than to Martin Van
Buren,? Will the Enquirer reply to this
interrogatory In what does this Mar
tin Van Buren, excel Henry Clay and
Daniel Webster? We are really aston
ished when we hear men, men of much
intelligence too, giving a preference TO
Van Buren, and more particularly circum-
stanced as the nation is at this time.
Though Van Buren, may be made the
President ofthe U. States, yet i. is our
Tyler's, Leigh's Clay's, & Webster's that
we must rely upon for the pefpetuation Of
the peace and harmony of the whole.
This will not be denied even by the En-
quirer. The Garrison's have TALENT.
they have money, and what is worse than
all, they have the ignorance and immor-
atty of both Whites and Blacks to play
upon. Then let us look to the known
patriots of our country.
o. The New York Gazette, says-
We have now in this country a son of
the Prince of ORANGE. A son of LOUIS
PHILIPPE, the Prince DE JoINvILLE, is
daily expected at this port. Vice Admi-
raj Sir GEORGE CocKBURN, Lord VAL.
ENTIA, the celebrated traveller, Lord Jo-
sErLyN, Miss STMMs, and select party
of fashionables, are hourly expected at
Quebec. from Halifax, to make tour to
Niagara.
or From the Globe Of Monday last.
we learn, that CHARLES SHALER of Penn
sylvania has been appointed by the Pres
ident of the U. States, Secretary of the
Territory of Michigan, vice Stephen T.
Mason, superseded.
GT In Fauquier, Mr.. A. HIcKERsoN,
(Adm.) has been elected TO the house of
delegates in the place of Thos. Marshall,
Decd, by majority of SO votes over
Mr. John Walden. the Wing candidate.
u In the Brunswick senatorial district
r. X. MEADE, Esq. (Whig) has been e.
lected, in the place of Gen. Dromgoole,
by majority of twenty odd votes over
DIR. Scott, the Van Buren, candidate.
CT From the Journal ola cotempora-
ry, we learn, that the schooner Sarah,
Captain Griswold, was burnt at Boston,
on Saturday afternoon, the 22d alt. To-
wards the close Of the fire. it exploded
with q great noise, caused by satpetre
which was on board, breaking about 800
windows, and throwing copper cask up
on the top ola large four story house
some distance off.
O. r. w. Carroll, d hair dresser OF
Charleston s. C. was Lynched on the
2lst ult. The mob seized him between
8 and 8 o'clock in the morning, gave him
20 lashes, coat of tar and COTTON, from
head to foot, then marched through sew.
eral principal streets and lodged him in
Jail. The account states that "respecta-
BILE citizens lent the countenance of their
presence" and gil was s'crderly conduct
ed - His offence was dealing with, and
receiving stolen goods from slaves, a
gainst which be had repeatedly been
warned.
~ We learn from the Lsesburg
Genius of Liberty, that large amount Of
coined gold has lately been discovered on
the farm of Mr.. F. I. CHEvIs. of Fau-
quier county, Va. The field in which the
money was found 10 in corn. and has been
cleared but few years. 1.-The deposite is
supposed to have been disturbed by
ploughing, and the amount found is not
known, nor did Mr.. CHEvIs, (being from
home, derive any benefit from the dis
coyery.-- Mr.. G. states that the amount
may perhaps be from 200 to S4o0-all of
which was carried off by some persons in
the neighborhood.
o. 10 Lowell, Mass. SchooImas.
ter has been faed 500 dollars for ma
king two of his scholars COG each 9TH
er.-In Washington City, on the 10th
ult. three persons named Haney He'd
ly, James Hutson and Edward Moran,
were arrested on a charge of Kidnap-
ping in the county Of Westmoreiand,
this state. and after an examination