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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01

Tia" Petersburg lntelligenccr and the Lynch.
burg Nlrelnian eagerly seize upon every opporlu.
nifty to make a hit at the Enquirer. We have no
tavors to ask OF either Of them. We have no per-
sonll acquaintance with the ore Editor--and
seems, that ven .iuLi Lang SINE can never re.
strain the other. They are both chucklinq at the
coarse and Liberal terms in which the " Y. Eve.
ming Post has expressed itself of the Enquirer
while the Evening Post itself, good, easy soul al-
ready like the man, who eXtaimS, " Lord, who
would have thought itn) denies the allegation of
the Globe-and eXclaim', Il is false, that the
Richmond Enquirer has been attacked BY u.s."
Bat go ON, obliging creatnrc,"-wc say il at
once To the whole Tro-and hit away at the En-
qnircr as much as You please. Whether it be the
toad-catcr of Mr.. Lcgh--or the Echo of the Wing
or the Poet who dream, amid the clouds, or tho
IN taphysiclan who dwclls amid his abstractIons-
we are equally Indifferent II Your iavurs or YOUR
iro"n'. RlehmoH1 Enquirer
The Enquirer is mistaken in supposing that ne
eagerly seize upon every occasion to make hit
at that paper. We quoted the epiphct applied by
the Evening Post to the Enquirer nrainly for the
purpose OF showing the unPrineipleI character of
the former, When the two organs were laboring
together tremendously in the Van Buren, ranks,
the Post was continually cxtolliDy the ability oftbe
Enqnlrcr--bnt as soon as they were separated BY
the Abolition question, thea the able and orthodox
Enquirer became all at once senilc & carrulons"
OF Mr.. Richie personally we have Away, spoken
respectfully, both in Our column, and in private
conversation. Politically differing ON him, We
do not conceive that Auii Lang 'Syne should re.
strain us ia the expression of our dissent to his OPP
n onS ana arguments any more than it Restraints
Mr.. X. himself in relation to others, with whom he
was formerly infinitely associated, but who have
been thrown into hostile ranks by eparty divisions
of the day.-Wc suppose the Enquirer means to
characterize us as " the Echo of the Wing" The
inappic Utility of the term. however. has been
shown on more than one important, occasion, when
we have Strenaonsly opposed the sentiments of the
Wing. Has Mr.. r. forgotten th2t on the Nullifca-
ton question: We rather echoed the Enquirer than
the Wing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01

" Some of the tory papers in Canada, in or
der we presume, to check the growth of rcpubl,
can principles 'nthose provinces, eagerly publish
every account OF mobocrdtic violence in thi, coun
try Tor the purpose of showing the incompatible.
ty OF democratic form Of government with the
preservation OF the public peace. We should like
tohear these sapeat politicians account for the sim.
liar manifestations OF turbulent spirit in Prussia
Germany, Holland and Spain. Would it not be
Just as ialr to ascribe them to the dsorganizns ln-
iluencc OF monarchcal institutions /!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01
il DGI LYNCH

A correspondent has furnished Ms with the follow.
ing sketch OF this distinguished Magistrate:
NeSSrs. Editors-I am of opnon ,ba, Won are mis-.
taken IN surprising that YOU live in the immediate Vi
crnlty OF the place where the iron hearted Judge
Lyhch hrst commenced his Judicial operations. !
.hhk the correspondent ofhe Lexington paper equal
mistaken IN supposng that any member of the
n'shiy respectable family of Lynches of this neigh
borhood, was the Judge Permit me ,o throw in ny
n"e Ia asceralning who this celebrated Judge was'
what he was, aud where he resided
come mty years ago-a little more or less, per,
Ps-i was personally acquainted with the individual
NO H''aef rhe honor OF being the institute, Of this
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01

o We publish the proceedings OF the Anti
Abolition meeting in PittSylvania county, to
ono feature of which We invite the attic ton of
our rcaderS.-Wo refer TO the non-concurrcncc of
alter Coles, Esq. the representative from this dis
rict IN the next Congress, in that resolution which
recommends Convention of Southern Merchants.
W | confess tllat we are At a loss to conceive any
good ground of objection to such Convention.
II were, is the Washington Globe ard aomo
others r'd.cuol.lY a!leSe, poi'ttat meeting. ns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01

NJ. Wills meets with chlnpion IN the per-
son of M.s Jane Porter, WIN ms written long
letter in drieace of the American poet AMI tourist,
anl sent it TO the New-Yorb Star for qualifications.
Miss Porter gives extracts oflct;er, from Mrs. Jn-
anna Baltic, Mss Milford, ap1 "noblr lord. f"
speik'g in the highest terms Of Willis ani his wri-
tag Sleherseif is Cute lavish in h,r praise Of
his Character, his depDrim,if. his geii1s and hi,
acl'rem ,nis, When Mr.. w. has tho Ia lies ya.
unfairly to step forward in his beh,fh, ncel n,t
far 4 loa ofeavious poctasters and ieaou, critics
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01

oper0t v'h host ~ The n'f'e'da" tf''f"' !"
the sr'dt ami faram fu"f os'ref Of "e'sdf'"s mr..
Tan buren,
We repe', thit W q" n3t believe there VIII DE
tie slightest difficulty in producing coAcen. ration
ofaction 50 far ., the candiiaies ihcn'Sei'f' are
concerned. Judge " hile has, from the bfst M
mcnt of his annaeciuipn, declared his Willingness
TO abide By the determination Of his fricns-el-
lhcr 10 remain IN llic ioi1, orto he witldfa"n is
they mas ultimately dc;rrmin. Tho editor Of Tie
NashiL gion Telegraph sar., in II late paper, :" vt
have Lsfafe Is a lr;,cr t.0a Ger. Harrison, in
which We ara auiholihld to say, thai. such IS bis
,rusr Of tie necessity and Dllieaiian for union and
cuuccn'ra,on, thlt lie viii oherIiiy surrender his
own prr,cayions in favor Of a stronger candidate"
And. although Nj. Webster has made no such
pal,lic ay,uifl. 4s far a, We lave heard. vet tie
whole tenor Of lis He furnishes Il Guarantee that
no ,iU mol bt,.a tr 10 a1,rip Ike cr,.r,n ifitni0
cs,I,cr 10 the bnrmonv off Ii, friend. and tollr
Great object If their L,ho,s-f5s E,Eat Of fbc
POWER PARTY. In trotb. Ga r,t,s h. i con.
cernel. he must be satisfied from the result Of th,
r.copt oloctiaos. !, .oo,e or III. Now F,ol,nd
STATES that hi, chances OF succps. before the peG-
n,c aro ,,,e,,y Lo,olo,s
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01
Thursday. October :, 1895.
JUDGE II LEANS LETTER.-TllE
NEXT PRESIDENCY.

We sahioia copy Of Jude Mclean, lcttcr
Withdrawing hi, name from tn. Iist of candidates
for the neNt Presidency, to which So annex word
or two of commentary, and few reelection, in re-
Iation t, the ne,l Presidential election:
RlcnlANo, (O.) Arorsr 81, 1886.
Dr,n SrR:-Bcng informed that my friend,
from different parts Of Ohio, having consulted 10.
ncthcr, have come to determination to organize,
AMI caletvar 10 produce conccr, Of action
throughout the STATE, on the subject cf the election
of Prc>Ileat, and a, YOU are ia;finan Of one of
the ncipal committees which has been coa,rlta,-
rd with view TO lhi, object. it il proper that
should mike - you the following communication:
Ga allocca,unt since my name has been spoken
OF in reference TO tine Presidency have given my
friends to understand in conversations, and BIZ com
muncalion, iiai have been published, that would
not be party TO a contest that shall he likely 10
lead 10 RI election Of Chief Magistrate BIZ the
House of Representatives. As matter Of choice
would otiake the Office through Ire Instrument
tality OF the House.
va. fully aware that this course on nv part
would discourage my friend, and nurc my pros
poets bul | Was not DESTROYS OF the Office except
on such term, rs would Enable me TO carry out
osc principles, which would elevate and tranquil
lie the political action Of the country.
| was not unaware that there were several gen-
tlemcn who looked to the office, as believe, with
more solicltnde than myself, and who had much
higher claims 10 the suraees Of thcir fellow citi-
zens and, rs ii Was hardly 10 b, expected that
these claims would BIZ postponed, my resolution
was taken in reference to such state Of things
Ny anticipation. have been realized. The ground
on which the contest seems now to be placed By
tIo.e who are opposed 70 the Baltimore nomna-
nUnS--and from the number of candidates in the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01

The great Aston Hotel, N New yofl, is ftni-
ed 10 Mr. Boydcn, who Is l. pay $4,000 the
first year, $4,000 tie second, aud S2l 900 the
third.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01

Music HaTn Is.-A di ming ',hed French
cp'k. VIA l1:ely minister. d. the pa,,te of the
- ara is II Apcf:ofa, raii sed to accompany the
Di'ss o. Riffim al 10 Il land, Il a salary of I ~
sa'Hfaaa d3l'ars, ~ MT oft /, re being no Ita
ian. On n /, Dll,liy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01

". 7 ITtNWE T tEN
Are we to understand that Mr.. Van Buren, stlIlac
knowlcdges the Evening Post, notwithstanding It's
Abolition sentiments, and the analhema of the Globe
as has organ. y 10 regard the foregoing alibon
2ed annuuclation However this may be, We shall be
glad see the promised exposition of Mr.. v Bulen,
opinions. The Pos, takes occasion beforehand to II.
innate that the will be such as the South will an
prove. How, then, the Post,as rank an Abo,.
tonist as Arthur Tappan himself, relish them How
Is it that little Van is ingenious enough to adap, In,
opinions to the views of both Of the abotionst and
the stakeholder We shall sec.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01
Very trul y aul sincerely yours,
JOHN MCLEAN.

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01


counts from nam are very uafsorablc. Prince
P,sn,c /. Suffering from violent attack OF The
.ou, an ,ear. il him the seeds OF complaint
~h;.h or ~. an, .alrs for lis iiic. The s-i 81
NJ a., patrannefi. brcome s. weak ~ - gte
,,r.un /, for ..fi,a, apprehsas3as that II luiY a.
,occ,her fail. fhesc alarming SYMPTOMS are &C.
c,.;n,ej BIZ the rigorous treatment ct the prison.
The heal rem hers the rooms allotted 10 tllem
almost uaahshiiah,c during the summer, AMI lie
,nrr,cr upon which only thef are allowed To walk,
4 20 completely exposed TO The South, that II Is
i.upossib. iaf them totaAe the exercise ihe health
rcouircs. We conceive il Is quite time to Pvt an
end 10 eap,isit. watch becomes laily less fca'9a'
able, or probably death viii shortly put an enj to
Il. fremh PaPsf.
SPAIN.
TIE intelligence from this kiarion - iliehlful.
MANY provinces appear to be in srJ,c OF in1lf-
e.ctioa, anl hs most horrible onriRes are
comnttcj. Extract. are gisan from letters da-
ted Madrid, Aas l2.h ana l3ih, one OF which We
copy: c-..
An !. quiet ia appearance, but great iermaai
peryadrs the public mind The troops are con-
.isnsf (conined) to their bafTaeh. AMI held ready
to act A obi RIVAL gard, piest OF Jesattis
.tab,rd every ni,lt IN other respects, repea',
all is ql'e'.'
Aaotler letter, dated l3.h, t1tbe moralnr, st''es
that the ministry hal remained ta Pfr@datHof
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01

Ntlo Oilers ion sale, IN quantities. to suit per.
w chaSeis. al elegant assortment of Uatler's
Trimmings, several pieces iNua Blue and Rack
tioih-aso, two or three " heat fans All ofwhn h
"'l' be sold ii reduced prices II applied To, soon
J. BOAl..
Sep -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01
K 1A .AA;NrL.

81 ihe house AZ present occupied hv filt - b
: RI seuher, ne.' duuI below Messrs. Noalin &
het,ion fo,,c,sloa g.ven mmcdlately-
App'yto JAMES BOAi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01

Tao popnlarion If Bad.d1s, a. atcerraineI By
Inc census list taken, is ID -. Il 1870 II va,
6,32l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01

The viaws of Mr.. Van Buren,. on the exciting
question OF abolition, being continually misrepe
scented IN the opposition newspapers, the real opn
IONS OF that gentleman have, We Learn, been recent
~ elected by a letter from southern friend and
VIII shortly be laid before the public. The ,outh-
ern state we are persuaded, will yet be satisfied
despite the artr Of arst0cras, nuliers and dlsunon
lists, that heirtue interest could not be 50 cfectn
ally secured by any other course, by the election
Of Martin Van Buren,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01

should deem II ~ iHpotie al iapr p,f M.
But WHEN il is merely dcs;eHed IN tencr, ,loS
BY DIES eloplnS Il r.arr,e. nj 1oyis,ag me-. -
put stop 10 TINT tribute With she l.ay' L,a.
lons unnecessarily and aa~i>.ly POURING mn
laps OF the Northern merchants. rnrichi,, =.
mon as Arilla. Fappan, OF, II enable d,
more successfully t. crusade aeainst the -,
Tranquility and Safely Of IL sls,thaLling -.
we nu't rhnh hat oppo-i.ion 70 il j. Ias,d NJ.
erroncoa, conception, is character, and -. '.'
all events, most lmpoIilic and suicidal Ipdo,..
IDENTITY # The Abolition question, if is a subj, -.
deep import, IN "A pecuuiary point of view. /, d,
Southern States, and one winch We hope they ~,
not permit - sleep. u oa2dft1 import for a..
seiccs AMI 10 manufacture Ter oarsrlrcs. -.
economy, independently fall political co8,1..
TONS shoald lead rs 10 adopt his course. IT,.
lilicaI bearings Of tie measure, however. W..
free t. confess, AID grcaly 10 its importance ~,
furnish strong additional Reasons Why We i hon.,
make the attempt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01

We Sahioia copy Of judo Mclean, letter,
Withdrawing hi, name from the list of candidates
for the neSl Presidency, to which So annex word
or Two of commentary, and ten reelection, in re-
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-23
GENTS FOR THE ADVOCATE.

\, following gentlemen have been ap-
 'sd Agents for this paper: l, Turaer, Crawford c H. l c Saylors, P NJ. Jackson county. N KukendaH, Jackson, Lawrence co. | Wolf, P. M. lizard Courthouse. [,, Bos,seH, Independence co. E Fgner, Batesville. X Cro,oley, Lawrence county Lafayette county. H caldueH, Jefferson county. James Scall, P. NJ. Pine Bluff. E Bell. P. NJ. Monroe county. Ia Patou. P. NJ. Chicot county. D. Ferguson P. M. Crittenden co. 'b Biscoe, Phillips county. |pwrelIy, Arkansas county. |a Clark, Miller county. John Clark, Seyier county. Uid ForGa, do' Inos Hnbbard, Hampstead county. lrkliu Steuart, Esq, Lafayette county. mas .Mathers. Conway county. h Hibbin, do. do. ,L. N. Clarke, P. M. Morrison's Bluff. Ipans. Vineyard. W Washington co. sia Waiker, Fayetteville do. a Johnson, St. Francis county.
 \. Wilmington, Hot Spring county.
 |. R Ryan, Month of Arkansas. T, Miller. P. NJ. Randolph. Tenn. EraCaldweH, CaIdweIton, Pulaski Co. |Hdarke, MeBean's Bot, Crawford Co. Iaa EilIiams, Clarke Go. A. T.
 u1frd C. Fdwler, Miller co. .Iala, Dardanne, Jefferson co.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-23

|Ic Paper is published every Fri
 .raaEE DOLLARS per annum, Paya-
 'Jnnuce. or TOUR DOLLARS at the
 'S.criber 'uv will be considered as pay 's aJyance, unless payment be made lime of subscribing, or on the re- :, 4 ,he first number.
 'asr will be discontinued, tbut at EsIafpstiou Pap of the Editor, until all arr ~. have been paid lip.
 X sIs,ters addressed to the Editor El, nosl.paid, or they vii! not be at- |ra EsOys 'v; OF aDVERTISLNG. n.msnts. % not exceeding l2 lines, first s ,;sa ONE DOLLAR, each continuance, Ess' EEssssry'rs-Ionger advertisements in the ]. roportion. |1i.ayertisements sent to this office for |'..ion. without the number Of lnser- ''s ssDr specified, will be continued Ia ', s,tjd 3 and charged accordingly.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-23
JAMES NfcfxES tS MEX E !
 Attorney at Law.

bEIDES in Columbia, Chicot coun | lg. Arkansas Territory, and will khAy attend the Superior Court at Ia RocS-also the Circuit Courts oi |snden, Phillips, Monroe, St. Francis, |hasas and Chicot counties and will lend to the settlement and collection of |hin any part of the Territory. Any |ilea confded to him, shall be prompt IiIlended to.
 apt lS32
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-23

An editor in the West, who feels the need of little rhino, cautions his subscri- bers and other customers not to rush upon him all at once, and make payment Guess my good fellow you'll miss a figure by that. We once made use of the same words i; and 10! none came at all We say rush on us, gentlemen; rush on US as quick and as thick as you please.
 Eastern P0psr.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-23
LAW NOTICE.

WILLIAM CUMMINS, Attorney al Law. resides at Little Rock
 |ircb B 5tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-23

The Learned Horse.-In the reign of Elizabeth, a man named Banks got a great deal of money by showing about his horse; which, Sir KeneIm Digby says, in the thir- ty-seyenth chapter of his Treaties "Of Bo- dies" "would restore glove to its true owner, after his master had whispered that mans name in his ear. and would tell the just number of pence in any piece of silver barely showed him by his master" When tho attractions of this extraordinary steed began somewhat to subside, Banks took 1t to France; there the priests stirred up tho populace to tear him and his horse 10 pie- ces, as wizards. Banks shamed them of their rash conclusions, and proved to ihc contrary, by making his horse bow at the sign oi the cross, which it was thought wizard was prevented from doing by his internal contract with his Satanic majesty. He then proceeded to Rome, but there both he and his steed were actually burnt. on the exploded supposltion of magic.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-23
ALIEN M. OAKLEY,

ATTORJNE Y AT L-A v, BESIDES at Hampstead Courthouse 1. Arkansas Territory. December 25th, 1883. tf-3S
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-23
TAKE NOTICE.

m hu.; subscribers, intending to decline he,s gas,ness ;aa In this place, would say 10 b,i, .,"ueoted to them to call and settle the uss, h, otherwise they will be placed t :. asnos of an officer for collection. lsips n:s, Ue hoped though, that all who are
 s VIII come forward and settle.
 Eu. i, JAMES TRIGG M co. Ne hock, Dec. ly, ls34.-37tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-23
ALBERT PIKE.

a1loRNEy AT LAw-Resides at Little " ssa and will practice m the 2d and 4th a''al l Al Circuits and the Superior Court Any22, 1884. g If
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-23
THOMAS HUBBARD,

Attorney at Lou. \ EslDES at WASHINGTON, Hampstead
 U County, A T.
 febl4, 1884.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-23

.Sympathy.-" Do you intend going to the funeral of poor Mrs. B. to- morrowl" asked one lady of another at morning visit.
 Why, cannot exactly say. Are there many hacks engaged 2"
 "Yes, a great number" Then I believe I shall go and take the for the poor little creatures hav'nt had ride for the last six weeks.
 Ball. Daily Intel.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-23
The Steam Boat VIM. PARSONS

fsso. s;:;5 will run regularly on the |'aeneyer ;.. waters of the Arkansas, E'sty eYs,.: .:s situation will permit, and Eals ,tt|,os. .''on Will be used to accommo- Futon. e, "no may favor her with their feiph, Ae IS as well calculated to car
 Ny boas a,u ,e accommodate passengers, le Rl"H. Ro., !. TUNSTALL, Master. 0cR, sa.y II, 1884. l4-tf
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-12-10
MARRIED.

In Orange, Mr.. William L. ColliSs, Of Hartford, Il
In Gias,eni,ury. Mr. Ephvam Bowers. ofWethsrs
keld % Mrs. Hannah Stevens. =
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-12-10
NOTICE..


h'A'''a 1''Th WHsHE.: RebscA Ter
% w I'll. Of WatsrtOwu. ia
William Terri } LitchG~ld county, has bSD'E
--- her petitiUn tO the Superior
Court q" be h0sden at LitchAeld. within aad
for said county, % the third Tuesday Of Feb
ruary, 1885. shSwing that on or sbout the lst
day Of Janusry. 1925, she was lawfully mar.
ried TO William Trrril, then Of 30 id Waters
town, with whou she lived until on or about
the lst day Of September, 1881, when the said
William Terri deserted her the petitioner, aud
has continued his deserti0n up to the date Of
said petition. in total neglect Of Oh the duties
Of the marriage covenant and prayins far u
bill Of divorce. which petition II dated NOsem-
Der 25th, 1885.
An order Of notice to the respondent Of the
pendency Of said petition has been made by
one of the Judges Of the Superior Court Of
the state of Connecticut. and said order % IN
the words and figures following, (viz.l
"StateyOf Connecticut, %. City and county
of HartsjSd. Nov. SO, 1885: Ordered, that no
tice of the pendsucY Of this petition be given
by publishing the same with this order in n
public newspaper printed 10 Litch6eld six
weeks successfully, the irst Of which shall Do
six weeks or more before the session OF the
Court to which it is returnsble.
THOMAS 3. WILLIAMS.
ei27 Judge Of the Superior Courts