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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
RICUNoSD.O ct. Jl

affecting erent-Wc have to record the sudden
death ola very worthy and respectable citizen,
and the consequent awful alliction of an affection
ate wife and three children. On SATURDAY morn
ING last, while Mr.. EDWARD CRErRy. and a vouno
man named Humphrey Miles, were cunning near
Fairfield, the attention of both of then, was direct
ed to the same bird. Whilst approaching the game
IN nearly opposite directions, a tvig caught the
srIcger OF Mr. Milcs's gun, and the whole load was
discharged INTO the breast of Mr.. Crccry, which
caused his instant death.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

The New Orleans Advertiser states that DR..
Werner, the former editor of that paper, and the
writer OF the articles respecting the Legion which
occasioncd the recent disturbance in that { ", was
taken on the night Of the Isl instant from the res
idcncc of "A friend in the city of Lafayette, where
he had taken shelter, logged, and otherwise threat
enrd, but, strange to say, the Advertiser remarks,
not by any of the parties who felt themselves az
gricvcd by the articles referred to. He was after
wards carried to the caaboosc Getty prison., where
he remained on the Sd, but " at liberty TO depart
whenever he might think proper
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

DrEL.-Ihe Providence Journal of Oct. u
Says" We learn thata duel was fought in Smith
held yesterday morning, near Scott pond, bv Nv o
officers OF the NavN-onc IA Lieutenant. and the
other g-Alastcr-nho arrived in the steam
boat the NIGHT before from New York Both were
wounded; one severely near the groin, and
the other IN the thigh. We have not heard their
Names
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

Interesting 10 Farmsrs.-Wo observe l..
Farmer and Gardener, that the Hon. Ch,r,a' tue
Barnz, of lork, Pa. offers his fine stock If A.
horned cattle for sale. 1t is SAID to comnrixe s'O'
" noble scions' from an imperial stock. sumo
From the same valuable paper we lear, ,
the Hon. James Barbour, of Virginia, has sai ",''
ted TO the people Of that State propox;,;o '"''
found profcssorshipot Agriculture in her Tn "
sity, to be connected with a pattern farm S"'''f-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

The London Gazette of September sd, con-
tains the following announcement - The Ming
has been craeiousIy pleased to nominate and APP
point Henry Stephen Fox Esq. now his Majesty
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotcnria-
~ to his Majesty the Emperor of Brazil, to b..
his Majcs,y's Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
ter Pcnipotcntiary to the United States of Amer
lea
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

According TO a letter in the Dailt Advertiser,
that portion Of the Abolition Convention which
proceeded 10 Peterborough, appointed William
Jaw, E>q Of Bedford, President oi the State Soe-
ety which was formed 50 suddenly al Utica, and "A
Vice President iorcacll Senatorial District. The
letter adds - subscription was opened which
amounted TO eleven hundred duliars The State
Society will have Utica for the theatre Otis opc-
rations, where they will carry their printing, &c.
About six hundred enrolled their names at Utica,
and about four hundred arrived afterwards. Al
most every county in The state nuucrousy
rcprcsrntcd-and Inc Convention vas the laree,
ever held in this state ON any OCCASION Bah
" !. yom Conn.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

aal who shall first lay ,oleut hands Oh Thompson,
thar le may be brought to the tlr tetllr leiofe
dark. Friends Of the Union, be yigant
Bosten, " ednisday, II O'otoek
~ " hen the polls closed, ~ half pat q clock
last evening the vote stood 999 10 against Carl
son, Thompson and their female associates.
We never before gen lenlany rabblc-
If a rdbbte II may be callcd-as that assembled
Yesterday. They opened to the rgn aud l,'it in
the rrcaic- pussiblc order. when icnalc attempt
I'D to ass in or out--nor only So, hut when pro-
CO, ION of ten or 4 dozen bioct ialits made known
their wish TO he admitted, the was done for
thcn without the slightest token of dsapprobat'on
being manifested. II was in fact meeting OF gen
rlemen Of proprlcty and standing from all part. of
the city, who disposed, and still determine
ed AT all hazards, and, +" come what may, to pre-
serve the pe,cc OF the city from all domestic nccn
diaries, As well q, To protect the integrity of the
Union against foreign Interference.
Irom TIE boston Iranscript Of 1bursdog ere
ning.
a. Mr. Garrison WAS released from imprison-
mcnt this morning, and has ci the city.
Consiabl,S were placed last night in the vicinity
OF Garrison, house, and OF the Office ot the Libe-
raIor, in Cornhl but there was no attempt made
To destroy his property. nor were there symptoms
oi further riot after eight O'Clock, although there
were assemblagcs of people in small squads, until
nearly midnight, anticipating excuses, which for
the honor of the city, we are happy did not occur.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
ST. I,olIs. Oct. q.

st. Dol Is, UtI. o.
Drcodtm trcid'nt.--on Sunday NIGHT last the
steamboat Heroine on herpassagc from the mouth
of the Ohio River to TN, place, collapsed one of
her boilers by which three oil the deck hands were
blown overheard, the engineer killed instantly, and
three badly scaded, one of whom HIS since died.
[UryaH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
NUw York, Oct. y.

NUw YoRk, Oct. p.
anoLIrIoN Communicative is ii lack of
u'n9l'e 'nor'mallon in regard to the iag end pro-
e.'u'pss OF tins Convention, after their ADJOURN
~ l"em 10 rc'erborouel The Vernon Oneida
COUNTY, Courier of Friday, saws
Many ut th2nl r'hu .,5oi.joa;,,s, arrive, =,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
" There's nOthiD0 ELe /,otbo..

Tho Richmond Compiler lays it down as az -.
ION that " no man who loves lis family r,D =, !.
take newspaper ' 'o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

POPULATION OF Troy \. l.--By census recent
~ taken II appears that the number of inhabitants in
the city of Troy, the FIRST of July last was TO-.
91l. Population on the first of July, 1910, H.
o41. Increase in five years, BIB, or rather more
than thousand per annum
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

MN"E or PnL,DELrnIA.-Joh Swift, Esq.
was re-" lrrted Mayor of Philadelphia, on Tuesday
last, by the City Council OF that city--Thc whole
number OF votes given was 30, of which Mr.. Swift
received 10, and Joseph Watson H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
FROM the Ncm ORLEANS Re- Ort- 10

II TVH f"t w" V7tUHS Dc, OF. 10.
On Thursday tho Mayor was informed that there
was negro on board the brig Roxbury arrived
from New York, who had abolition pamphlets and
lneendiary prints and Immediately sem the cap
,Ain u tl!e cn,td lib selnc Of N, men 10 nrcsi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

At the Court of Sessions sitting last week At
Columbia, S. G., Major NJ Lemore was convic-
ted OF manslanghtcr, in killing Col. David Myers.
and sentenced to two years imprisonment besides
fino OF five thousand dollars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

DE,TH.-We regret 10 learn the death of
Com. Wolcou Chaunccy, late commander of the
Pensacola station. Gcorsetown U,tropoiDon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
T.. +. BOWEN.

II now opening, in the Store two doors above
Mcssrs. Williams Victor's, an entire new Stock
OF HAH GOODS. GROCERIES, &c"
s n:", 'or ,ne present and approaching Season
which he will sell low for Cash.
ne particularly requests his friends and acqualn'
ny.
Oct. os
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
FOR RENT.

tx House and Lot on Sixth Street, at m.
1sssM sent occupied by Mr.. John Townley Pa
I-.tass- sesSlon.cah be had 18th December next
AFSALOM WILLIAMS
Vet ~ WV if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

this place in tire evening, AMI pa, up at the differ
emf hotels in the villag.. Some esetemcu, vac
manifested here ia consequence oi certain nju-
lieious remarks made in tho prcsenc, of our cit-
zcus, rejecting upon the character of highly re-
specicd individuals 81 the county but believe
they were allowed TO pas, the uIeit without any
rious interruption. In the morning they proceed
ed on their way 10 Peterborough, whore they re-
ORGANIZED their convention
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

Thomas p Norton, Esq. to be Collector for the
port of Wheeling, Va. vice Andrew Elliott, re-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

ooD PAffNG.-rhc citizens of Cinc;n,..
ABOUT making an experiment of paving with u "rc
lock blocks, aiterthc Russian method, lately 'em-
dneed into New York. We may assure tho ' @f
clnnat'ans that SO far our experiment worl 0a-
ceedngly well. Though hundreds of omnih,' @'
CART coaches DC. have been wheeled over e.
several weeks, the Sariace is perfectly e,.I
smooth and solid--in no degree worn AS , sc',
perceive. The motion of the oarriace o,a. eh
OF a novel and plcasanier kind than any ona "N
easily conceive who has not felt il. M ,"s can
dost-no noise Nem Iork $50, '
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

At recent dinner in New York, a E..
gentleman, who was making speech in 0fe'gn
toast complimentary 10 his coun,r, py to
gong on to say, that he fetproud to be ," en was
ed by so much of the wealth, intelligence iound,
and-aristocracy of democracy, cried On, 'nd-
agrarlan editors of thar cty.)-I thank Yo Oh the
lprocecded the foreigner for the corrc,,;on SIR,
rose by any other name would smell a, - 4
Tremendous applause from all parts &c
room. " the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

APPOINTMENTS By TIE PRESIDENT.
M,Rris tioKpoN, Jr. to he Naval Officer at
New Orleans, in place of =. h. " agncr, reno
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
JOHN HERSEN.

I. s. II there is nothing improper in the above
communication, and YOU can do so conveniently.
will esteem it great favor If you will insert it in
the next number of your paper. As the political
papers in Richmond published the account of the
burning of the books, which has eXcrcd a wide in
llucncc against and the cause Of religion, will
YOU be Kind enough to request them to rc-publsh
this letter j H.
Madison County, Oct. 9th, 1885.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

Three o'clock, r. VI.
considerable share of the abolitoni,t, have.
az we "'rn' cone homc-rhc residue 1 or 5 STAGE
''"'>' nave just departed for Pctcrboro Madison
'o"',e' ~ n'c> from this city, where we under
stand they intend as.emhne 10 ,o,r,, ,,,or,
M. '''' II
Great praise is due the citizens of ltic, e., ,b.
orderly manner in which they have copdn,,.J
themselves on this most exciting occasion.
Ihe ttica Wig Extra of the 2lst inst, say.
" " c'nndcfStand tia, the convention claim to have
adopted constitution VIC cannot saw a, To ,b;>
''c' II had however, only organized infor mally.
when ii adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

oct. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-24

The Lynchburg Vrginisn and the New York Star
may put themselves at about Mr.. Van Buren, and
the proposition TO abolish slavery the District of CO.
iunibia That scheme will never pass Congress--in all
human probability. IL will be laid the table as soon
as ever is brought upIt will reach the Pesi.
dent The Southern Representatives will withdraw
fore IT could be laid before him The Union itself would
totter TO its foundation
They may also be quiet about the New States The
attempt will be made saddle Florida
&C with Missouri Restriction. That urstion too, is
settled beyond the possibility Of change. State Con.
sttuti"n bus sketched will never reach the Present
oi the u ;. tor his signature MIR. Van Barren never
to'k an active part IN tins queson.-But entertain
no doubt his views have emtiay been changed in
gaid To II The Compromise alone, which the Mobile
Register has so strongly described has settled that mat
ter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-24

The definition of the word EXPUNGE is the thing -
Ii is hoped, this is the very which Mr. Benton will
take Immediately on the meeting of The Senae.Lei him
lay on the table additional Resolution defining the
term.
ExPuNciSc REsoLurtoN.We Lopc TO
onrly approaching
hus the Senate aud that the Jonra OF boy
longer stained with proceeding which violated he
principles OF all u ce, 10y mnkg the She Judges
sit will be taTdy ustcebut there subject
which public opinion has been firmly and emphatculy
ofpnic
there will e struggle the subject bns he the
Voice OF the People every where ExPUNGE
PU\CE -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-24

The Msnpelcr Patriot Of the 10th states that "s
unen came up for consideration Tuesday, (he 9th }
and after short discussions dismissed by the deci-
sive vote of Is to b. IL will be thaathe
very smallthe undoubtedly is that great num-
oers yswed the subject matter of perfect indifference
indeed as soon as the debate commenced the melber
Hooked out of doors in patoons recreatng themselves
with eating apples or candy, whatsoever else they
chose, till the over We cannot refrain from
remarking that while the me bcr from Jamaica attempt
ed to address the House, with extreme difc ultv
his voice. though strong and powerful could be heard
above the chaotic confusion and coughing produced by
the colds of the mrmbers''
MASSACHUSETTS,.
In 27o towns, Everett has 30 ,6U6-Morton 23.99O-
y ,44Fost-r p. S07 for icuicnant Governor In the
Ssnae the Boston Patriot claims ~ Wings, and allows
Ia Jackson men and Antiinssons.
T1E SEM TORLIL ELECTION
We have at last received the poll Of Prince Edward
aud the result in the whole District is the triumphant
election of Dr. Campbell, friend of the Administration
lin the place of Henry 4. Watkins ESQ ~ HLig
To the Edltors--dated " PaIxcs EDWARD Nov lS
Below you have the result the Senatorial Election
to supply the vacancy in tho District of Charlotte, Luz
nenburg Notoway, and Prince Edward. The majority
in the whole District, in favor of DR. Campbell the De-
mocratlc Republican candidtte is 212 In this county,
io7 which is 30 than the majority the
side IN April, Notwithstanding the poll smaller by
more Than onrthird Ii had been confidently asserted
by the sestycd Wings, for months past that not
withsandDg the Administration majority last Spring
could be elected i'm this county who would un-
furl the Van Buren, ag-bclieving, suppose, that be-
cause they hated him, every body else did DIR. Camp
sell The friend and supporter of Mr. Van Buren, for Pre-
sident; and proved ia his speeches, that Judge White
was, except in Tennessee, only supported by Bankites,
Tariff men, Internal Improvement men, Nuifers, and
federallsts with common bond of union. except the
borrow cd aud assumed of Wings, whilst Mr. Van
Buren supported by the grent body =. the Democratic
republican Party of the whole Understanding, in bold
relief, against this heterogeneous Coalition
ACCOUNT CURRENT
"A RO,oi0ad for your Oirer
There have been four Elections supply four
Legislature. sin he wns
got against Mr.. Van Buren,, three Senator'S and
one member of the House of Delegates. The Wings
have gained two Senators, in lieu of Gen Dromgoole
elected TO Congress, and Col Mccoy, deceased. The
Republicans have gained one Senator, in place of Mr.
H. r. Watkins, resigned and the Delegate in place of
Mr. Thomas Marshall deceased Taking the polls alone
the tests of popular senmentwe find the result as
follows
Whig Republican.
Majority for Parriot;, (S) 100 about
Meade, (S.) -
:" Hickerson, Cd 90
Campbell, go 272
I49 81
I49
Republican majority, 222
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-24

~ The friends of Gen Harrison meet in
Marshall County, in this State, at Elizabeth town. on
Saturday last To- appoint delegates to the State Conven
ton, to be held in Richmond. in January.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-24
MARRIAGES

Married on Thursday evening 10Th hst Buckingham
by the Rev Poudexter r. Smith VIM Poore Esq Of this
TO Mss Eliza Bolng only daughter OF Dr. Joel w Flood
Amsead the Reverend Robert Hurt Western District Of
Tennessee latc Of Iiarax Va Mrs Eliza HILL daughter Of John
Morris. Esn..n l rllnnnh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-24
DEATHa

v'ed Nondny, tho 2f Nov. Ger painful incss, Edward
gSdaie se1 OF Peter Ragsda Of Brnnswick county, Va
fih year OF his ageThis of
his uDrimcIy ond-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-24
8BOLITJOYISU


The Synod Of Philadelphia held their Session at York
Pemnsy vania during the last Month Their min ues are
Just Published in the Presby This said be the
largest Synod ofthe Presby Church helde
members present amounting TO go They fixed the
Thursday of December a day of fasting humiliation
aud prayer aud they denounced the Fanatics in the fol-
lowing terms
81 In this day Of public settlement and fnatical excess
the synod feel called upon 10 the churches against
the agtaors OF the public mind, who reckless of conse-
quences and desperate in spirit endangerng the in
tteguy OF the American Union, and the unity of the
Presbyterian Church, by the unchrisan methods which
they adopt to advance the Of abolition The Pres
byerian Church, through her supreme judcature and
other bodies has often aud freely expressed her views
the evils of slavery. But the present crisis it is ear
ncsily recommended TO all people, discounte-
nance the revolutionary agitaiions and unughteous
plans and doctrines Of the sefEsfyfd AbDlifouists
who it is firmly believed are retarding more than ali
other causes conbned the progress Of universal
Gpauon " they succeed, they must rend the church.
and the Union IN twain dcnre tile land in blood
and destroy tie best hopes Of the unhappy slaves
The Synod would be very far from even appearing
10 excuse the spirit Of msruc and awess violence which
has been exhibited Of late in almost every part Of be-
loved country, But when such spirit is known to be
rife and abroad in the land the friends Of Christ call
ed on IN special to shun the occasions Of such
cxctemenis; and to sustain by every proper available
Influence the dominion Of law and public order we
cannot forhcar to add that those io take advantage Of
such crisis to agate the land terrible respon-
system is aggravated by the consideration that Il seems
70 be part Of the design produce public and
then groft by them
The Synod would this opportunity most earnest
~ TO recommend 10 the pastors and churches the great
and rcdcemng cause of African Colonization espe-
caly fitted al the present juncture unite the friends
Of The unhappy coourcd man. and prepare The way for
great blessings to Africa and our own country
- vinoisrUs" will appear on Friday" LIoHr'
too in our next-Als6 BELNoSr."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-24

The Legislature adjourned on the 18th inst.-The
PANE makers promised themselves something from the
etects Of resolution introduced by the pseudo-phan.
throps o. the day for nsiructng her Senators and
guessing her Representatives in Congress to use their
beet exerlions to procure NE 4Joon Of S0psYg IN tie
Dfsfrid 81 Columbia But the pistol has missed FIRE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-24

u VfRoiSIUs" will appear Friday" BIoHr'
too in our uext-AIs6 BELNoSr."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-24

1--WE did hope toget returns of the elections from some
of The adjoining counties before paper press
but we are disappointed, owing doubt the bad
OF the weather. We have heard inoficiaIly from Mon
roe, Noxubec. Oaktibbeeha and Winston counties. In
ali these the democratic ticket said have succeeded
by immense majorities We shall have official returns
from most of the counties by our next"
rhox sin Itnics Ir,ks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-24

In 27o towns, Everett has 30, bU6--Aiorton 23 800
Armstrong l453. In $50 towns, Hull (Whg) ha,
e, 44Fosirr p, SOY for Icutcnant Governor In the
Ssnafe the Boston Patriot claims ~ Wings and allow.
IL Jackson men and ntiina sons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09

Jonx QuIScY AD4Ms-Well did Timothy Pickering
say Of John QHincy Adams that he crooked tla!
you never knew where to find hii Whether this crook
cdncss is that of independent man. who always acts
from conviction, and not how much lie differs in
opinion from his friends, Of weak and vain man. who
determined TO be conspicuous no matter in what way
OF faithlcss man, who incapable OF being true to
his political friends cannot say We speak of John
Quincy Adams as of man whose influence po:ti-
clan past and gone hose has been such
to conl"und his iends, and Of whom predict
what the day will bring forth. He astonsed the
public last winter by his eloquent Speech aid pro-
duccd equal establishment by his explanation Of that
speech, wherein he virtually retractcd every wakc
guncnt he had previously used, and made in effect,
speech the opposite side Of the question. 1t ius been
so with him through life. 1t is stated That he has
written TO the Honorable Dutce j. Pearcc, congratulate
inc him OIL his election Trstran Burgess, The grca,
gun OF the wings i'll Rhode Island. The announcement,
Of this piece Of information has excited much surprise,
and created good deal of speculation. We are not sur.
prsed at it, for cannot be surprised at any course
pursued by the inconprehensibe ex-p.rsident. Whc.
Their this like other of his strange doings, proceeds from
wisdom vanity, from conviction, notion Of policy.
must pass the wsdoIn Of those who know him best to
find out. lie. the Wings explain it they may, il can
afford them but little consolatioa.-.E Y. Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09

compln:Ht but who died so and martyr to 1t. me
venerable erntrnlun makes his purchases of the Apo
hrca.y; nine small as they have bceu, n"l five dollars
for session of seven months, are mlde al lie grocery
store drink With my friends, OF when friend calls
to me- who is in the habit Of G'inkiag he taxes MS
medicine, where tnnkards generally nke theirs, in soil
tudes!u, up in the room, sick: or pretending 10 De
sick
Thu $500 affair Mr. pcarcr undertakes to clear up by
documentary -videucrand declares that he never saw
Stuart or Foy in lis life Both letters disgrace the writ
tiers. Shame on ye! srn.IemenK"eP your 'si!a mat
ters'' out Of print.
r. APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
John Forsyth Jr 81 Alabama, to be Attorney for & C
Southern District Of Alabama in the place Of JOHN Eli
ott deceased