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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-27

WFaaNEFAV 'SVfSf III lXUCtIONs
NNTIi.L BE SOLD At public auction, Oh Thurs
w day the lst day Of October next before the
door of the Franklin iotc in the town of Lynch
burg, eighteen Shares in the l.ynchburg and Con-
cord Turnpike Company. Terms, &c made known
At the time aud place Of sale. by order of the Board
of Directors. n. W. DAVENPORT, rfcas'r.
August u. wtds
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15
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|fNe gIeCul1g pe6 y q ID q s
unsufrleoen naren. gle lit enblicb
nit alien ibren Gbrefen ousgebres
den. Sic garnifousn Don Serea
unD Soltb tpurpen in Gtieea ecs
baue1. 10000 Nraber orangen in
Serufalem Elm. gS parOlitternacHt.
Nabeiner beloennitbtsen @esens
|pebr Der nur $40 Monn itarfenGars
|n.lCn mu6te Ilb oIeElbe nab oem
ooIfea 5uraGsteben. Die Gbr!,!eu
'Roben tlacb oen oerfbteoeuen &tss
tern, uno retteten oaDurb ibr 2eben.
SetbsSage blnourb mar oisgtaot
Der plinOerulg Irels segeben. Am
lalerneiilen1 litten Ole sSu0en, Bic
feline Safubtsfdtte batten. eSbrs
.0au'sr tpurOen rein aussep!inoerts
lsbr otete fanoeu ibren 500, litto ibs
re Belberuno Sbebfer unterlaeeu
antsr oen teufIiten Mi6banDlunoeu
loer @nlpbier. Ser pafba (af7,stte
IInelnetr gntfernung bon l2 Meileu
5000 Manny t1u6te aber 81 Sag
|lIcb NIT Den 9|rabern berumfbtassn
Iebe er pie Gtabt errei1en Fonnte.
Ste Datfen Die gebtrgspd1e befest,
|uno walsten Gelfep auf Die bsrbepl
|eltenosn Sruppeu. Sbrabim Dat
nba's Mutb uno 2bdtigfeit iber-
lf1s dflD dIJe S.fditaNernifJp lat Grt,nos trf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15

Ser 6allep'fbe &omst, Der lI,t I'm
Sabre 1859 9paS leste Mal seiste,
miro li1 1ab Den 8eredbnungea
|perfbiebener observation-disclosures
men, insbefcnoere Oes 6rn. Wosrk
iDn engl. @eeleutenants, i'm gaufe
Dieles SabreS 3pifben OenMonatetl
Mai unD 2lusulf fiebtbar tllacben.
Man glanbt, Da6 Der Gcbpeif Dies
fes Gon,eten lib nod ipeit slan;sn,
Dst ;eigen ,pirp, ols jsner, Der i'm
eJabr 1911 feinegrlbeinuns nabte.
Qtele bebaupteni DaB feline Nutbe
cine eange BON 40 0raoen baden
nnD 70 piel 2iebt perbreiten tperoe,
als DerWonD nit polIfoi1en gefiufer
ISbeibe. Morrifon III Der 2lnibi
oaB Die eleffrifbe unO attraftipe
Sraft oesSotneten bobfT beOenfliebe
Birfnnsen du6ert, iperDe, als:ilebers
,fbipsrlnlnnsga grObsbsny pnlfanl,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15
psepinaunaisn pisler ISeitnns.

1.Dtr Yreis oleier 3sitnmsit Gin
& bafs,r fir ben Sabrsaas msnn tuner.
batb crep SD7onaten pera en.ptonse ns
3eiiut,a an, ein Ibalsruno faafSia esntes
tpem1 innerbalb oeni Sabre, 2Ihaler
re,it1raet Derlauf oeTelben bsaabl riro. "
g.5Sar cine far5sre 3sitale feds Nfonate
Mrs feine SubsferiptiOn anssncr,fuen'nto
bic 3eituns Fam nid1t eafsegeben 'psroen
10 ale NidFanSe be5abtt fne. .-'5 Z. ..'.a
8. Beeanntmadunsen foiten: Sar cine
Npoebs SO Gents tas Yiered far e'nsn
5Rc,iat ST uno fur elm Sabf 8 1balFr ,oas
Dietsd. q. s.s.f ..,. s< y, q. T. <s'% 49, ....
4. Wer oiefe 3eitune eurb ben pcltre'ter
bef6r,n,t, fpiro nod ole sulaeliebe Surntrt''s
eon 25 Gents 80 bsSablsn baben. .tgsr.s,.
er8rief, .e. an cen 9srausssbet tai'',
{su pOffrsp eiusefaabt rpsrosn' ss#s11
-L-===1rNp<nEnFnfu-z=--=7s====-" -"
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15
$ frm II d teS.

Ser treue 0unr.

Die folsenDe intreGanie G5efbid,s
~:4e ut tn Dem 2onponsr t,,enatlicben
Masati1 entbalten.
Sn einem gepiG Sbeil Jrrlanbs
ltanD Gin einfames wirtbsbous,
fslten befuebt felbtt bon Gsifenoel,
uno 9efubrt onrG einen oiItern uno
i1tnl1enfeinoliden Mann, pcn Dem
firhterlibe gelbiettsn iul llmlauf
sparsIa n Der Sbat sparpe NIT
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15

plsler. 3uperfebt bebauptet, bo6
ttlsbr Heifenos oaS oeus betreten
ais pafslbe oerladen bdtten. gInes
aben0s bielt Elm Nsifenoer am ugl
ote Nabt oalelbIf su permelten. Gs
tparf feinen Sattelbdg hbec 'oen
elrtnt. t,odDsnl er ein. I berS!iOss
MaM ~ lD 9enel1ltneu BATE, uno
ttolperte cine en9e Sreppe binauf su
Dette Gin fogenanntsr Sbeuberf
bunD felste ibtni Der feline Geitters
ftiefel uno feine Nsitpeitfbe NIT ilb
bernsm &nopf trug, Iao tpelber II.
(oer8aDe am Yeuer lo9,ols er blneln
lfom, llnb osr an (einen Sst(en roh,
bep jeosm @ebritt Dem &c auf Der
Srsppe fortleste. 2lts er fetn Silny
n1er erreIbt unD ltb leinsr fbperen
|Nsifflsloer ent(soi9t Bate, fpran9
Der 6uno auf eiumal nit allen Sci
den oer Sreuoe an ibm binauf, uno
Der Neifenoe erfannte ibn iosteiD
| miebsr ais eltlell, 0sn er Dor Elm pDer
Sipep Sabren perloren Bate. Sein
Berbalts1 tparoe tnsbr unD rnebr
oufaueno iln0 gebeittni6op bis
felnes 5otrrn 0er0adt ress se,pDrs
ben wor, oaB trseno Elm gebeimes
Hnbell mit Dem 0anfs in 8erb inDs
ing itehe.n IL gr 3os f6 .pieoer an
llnterlubte aoas 3lufllert fano ober
lfenen9sbelmen Nus9ang. -gr prlk
1te felne piitcleni tparf oasDett5eag
suruf uno fubr e1tftet surid, als er
unter Den trei6en UettIhern eIue
NIT 0lut befeefte Matrase fanp -;
Sep piefer Don Dem {oerrn aemaba
1ten @ntoeduns, fOIen Die Sreuos
pes gunoss grdtljenlOs ;u fepn, unr
lnoem Das treue unD Derttdn0tse
|Sbtsr in Das Sett ipran9, fi1 fir.
elnen 2IugenbIiG nleDerleete, tpieI
Ieln W(enfD Der li6 gum Sblaf nies
Ioerlest, fprans er Damn pleoer gu.
Irhd auf Den TuBboDeh, ober NIT Der
|gr66ten 8prllbt, unO lblen DafeltfI
IN itumt1aer unb atDen1lDlerNu merit
famfelt perfunFens @r bheb In bies|
fer Steuung fur einen Nug snbtiefJ I
ais menn er irsenb cine f1redlicbeI
Sataifropbe erwartstet unD p!bs.tb|
|bbrte man MISUNDERSTANDING pom
Sett aust uno in elnem Qugeblid|
fantc cs Durb Den Su6booen, lpis Die
SNneppe zines ejalsens uno ent,
| fbmaao in unourborinsiibs Gum
telbeit. Ser Nsllenbe perlor feline
|3eit, aus oem Senltsr su fprinsen,
istu 0uno folgte ibm er l1wang iAI
auf tetn pfsro unb errei:bte cine beeI
|natbbarte Staot inSiberbeit. Ser
Blrtb unD feine perbretDeri(benj
Sbbne muroen tosleib einsesosen,
uno bdbten ibre plelen 9erbrehen1
ain 0alsen, ibre fd)rsefliNe Nauet
bbble nuroe aber bis auf oen9runoI
absebsount. a.,sl
Ser ballep'fbe &omst, Der Ii;bim
Sabre 1859 oaS leBte Mal ,eiste,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15
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gerfbieesue spfan,st1 erferoerrl
,ssrfdieoene Nrteu BON Duuser fos
|wobL ais fleinere ooer ar6f1ere
'Qualit tdten. .-Gs III beffimnt, Dae
Der Mtlt ni6t Der belte Dlnqer FIR
|einen 8arten TT; Fam nit an.
|eerm Stcf sermenst ,peroen u. men
er cut psrfauls iit pnD (icb fat in@r,
De perDanne!t bot, 70 mag er retbf
gut tep.l;; rperl1 er aber nuf cine orll
oere QBeife sebraucbt spiro, 70 made
er Die gartensepdcbfs raub imGer,
gletb NIT csnen, ipeldbe Durb 6iIfe
BON AfDe uno SalF, ,r. ge,eesn
speroen. Nuferoen, erseuet er ur,s
SabAses tlnFraut; Denn nit INN
briust man Den S5aan,en ;um tlns
fraut i'm garten ausgenpti1t1,en sr
iplrO ertt il, elnstt geet ;ubereitet,
IN nelhen Der Saaine burb Die Soia
ss ssritort 'ptro. NrieoensBote.
% nbertjdbrise Nefprs
nafiOnsfeper.
Die prsoiser Der reformirte,,
SIrbe sti genf, In Der. Gb,psih
|trefsn Nnlialten u.n Den gabrstaa
NIT tnelbem fib nas eritte oSabrs
bunbert felt Der Nnerfennuns Deg
protettantifben NefDrm in jenerSirs
@ iMie6ti am 23f1en Nusuf 1855
|;u fepern. Gie baben Den refDry
tnirten &irben bon jeosr Bsuennuna
IN Den Sersinlgten G5taatgn @inlos
ounstn uberfanoh iporin oiele cuff
esfcreert ,petoeui Delesatetl aasb
Oenf 5n fenot.t, taa1 an oer Gsussy
! lthssis Shsll su iebnaes,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15
- te m tta {.
& L I---+==sleltes 80 - 's'e~
.Qiebe uno 0anfbarfslt se9eu

4<}sfslY@l s.4 Site ra
gmQBie Yesoaut'idp gott bic 8abe,
ns Dag t6 quite eltsrn babe .,, t',, p >. ....
Die fir mid am Nforssn 49,. -.
8is gum albeno lprseu. f.y...s b. ..,-5
afsDieImib fleioen. MIDI ernabrst,so q
etggNHD bas 8bfestasiosu lstseu. seto
10 gNib III alltn Yfidtsa .,.s f.. q. '.. W,
%.-2iebrei6 unterrldten. ~. %.4~.al, =.
. lid pill rneint 0!ud erfeunen, ,.I-
iino Ipoll 2ieb NIB Gifer brennen, ~y
1DurR ein'ffOnmes ssben .5.'1.
Gott Sen Dant Su ssbea. .>'
Q. Ginter; bic ihr mod i'm &reif fe -
. eufer s,iten gltern nei't, a.. ! I
~ 1lno um Sleio, nm Iranf nno Speiie,
e., SorseulOs au ibueu eiIt, .,... 49,.
llno our6 iie in isbsr pFibt ~~
= Gesr' smpfanst uuo llnterri9t.
Rinoer, 0 bsbenfst ftibe
gSa6 Ge tbun fit euer Slid;
Denft Der namenIclen Mabe, - ~ =.
Die ie eu1 epm 9IussnbIi6
Cures Nufb:ibns bis 5ur 3eit
gursr,9 9tsife fsts serebt.
- glteruIieb III obne gbranfsn, .a.@
@ &inber, ME belobnt ibr fs !;
DAMIEN absr ttunt ibr, oanfsn
Gursr @Itsrn 2ieb' uno Mdb ;
9Ib! lie BADEN iuaube 9tabt
I'm Sbne Sd!af fir .eub eurbmabt. ri
~ gie aus rsiuem Dsrssn liebsb
Sbnen treu uno foIslam fein,
Olis NIT NcrlaB ile bstrhben, .. #
Jtbe &rdnfuns fbnsll bereu n; .>
Sbre4 ssborlani ibnsn trau'n,
llur auf ibre Minft fbau'n-
Miusen, oaB Der Greuea pFs9e,
9tibt an eub berloren fsp;
-r, DaB ibr auf Der 1usenOWsse
ensrm bobsn Rufe treu,
Seosm saiter trOssnb sebt,
Bie ibr einf an, 3iele ftebt. s...
Cure Aaft ben GItsrn leiben
Wenn fts fraftIOs itno uno fbpaH
ste nit arctt unp pilf' erfreuea
Ssp oes aIltsrs ilnsemasb
Dies ii aInoesoauf ,,nO spFldbt
Rinber, cieB per9eIst niebt!
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15

9erufalett,. -3neD oeut
Me 3eit,ingsn 0ast pie alte u. r,eil,
Wettl entbalten umlfanolitbe uno
lntereiIante Nathrtbten iber Die
leetsl1 traurtasn ereisn,0s in Sera,
lalet'1 Scbrn lanse porbsr fprad,
man pet1 ettler atissepebnten Bers
itApetua9 bsr Nrabsrf Die tlit Dst
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15

/ fbt lusbriOe, Stirme epioemilbe
&ranfb elten u. ost. @r tfust Gh
Iauf Die GrunDfdae Der 2lttronon,ie
|aber oen gtnAu6 Ser Gpmstsn uno
lbejlebt Nb auf Die pbanpmene, nit
Imel0en Die gribelnung bes 0ats
EleDTben &cr11sten ipdbrenb oen tebe
ten 500 Sabrsn begleltet rpor. G.e
I9sliuoigfsit pss potlibrisen uno oie
Gotte pes lsBtsn Winterst IS ,pis
Die uussnbbnlibe 6ise Res Sorris
tuer5 1884, erftart &c ais 8orboten
Der Grlbeinung. nQus 9Ilten peut
Ilu urtbellen n bstncrft er, tta6t{lh
Init 5tsmlitber 8erlaBisfsit poraus
(fassM pasoer6alley ftheaometbSblF
1betsabsnDe ,Sol9en mit@9fb flbren4
tperOe. Ots anhaltenoet bridenoe
0ise Des Somn1srs 1895 nitro in
tperthisoenen Sbettfn Der GrDe oie
grn0te psreitein,; Grobeben, 9ak
fame unD anoere dbnlibepbdnotlene
| tperoeu i6 por5h9Iib 3u gnoe bes
ISabres 1885, Doer i'm Anfange pct,
1886 etuiteIen, uno oisoBiater 1886
1lgnc 37 ftb turb cine &dlte filbIbar
n1aDsh tpie mir .fie felt 20 Sabren
lniht r1ebr ertebt baben. Hnter sen
1Sbstien Der @rbe, fpelDer llaet feiler
lWleinung am tneiften tei0ell, bebt Ct
lole ,9esenben 0ss rlbroliebet1 N(iens
3unD. elnise Stribe Der; labliben
6albFuseli tpiegbina, ilrlo jeneGdn.
iOeri IN Oersn gsdbe .fi0 9ulfane bes
| ITnoen, ,tple Stallen uno Solmati.
en- befonoers berpor."', 49,. y ~ ~ - !
/ .x>.~ ....G.y M.1 .. Stps. =.
I Sie 3eitunsen baben fbcn felt
s'pep bis Drep Mpnaten oArcb Die
Der. Staaten cine S6redenspott
perbreitsL rpegen seinen1 Gotneten,
Der fbUn felt Elm paar Sabren 1T er.
lpartet noroen, Dieler fou nun oles
fen SDmmer. fomnlen unp lauter
Notbt llnelid uno. Sammer serur.
sfa6en. Sa6 l6 piellsibt OieGen
Son1it1er cDer 5erbtt Elm Comet
;elgen f6nnfe ill nlht unip abrGbe'ne
lIb; setpiB aber III es ntht, unDI
.oa6 oiefer Comet aus biefe llebel|
OerurfaDen loAte, rpelbe ibm In Der
Belfereibung ,uselbrieben perben,
lit lnllnn un0 Setrug. Gin Men(b]
'nn1 folbes Seraus III fassn, rniSte)
Isenou Die Sabn, Die Natur u. QBir,
tungen Der sanSen Natur ni6en lno|
fennen. @si III aber fsin Menfb|
Der elnmal bsffimmt fagen Fam aus
|,uas ftsr Gtef Ole Someten betteben.
Oiellnslaefsprcpbeten fesen icbwadI
|gtdubise Msnfden in Surebt urn sesI
spinen elssnnisisen ubitbten oen|
Bes III babnen. Ser SebreiberI
bat 70 piel SewiBbsit, 6ihe, &dlte,
|Grooebsu, anifefenoe Sranfbeifen|
.c. bon osn eometen ber3uleisen unp|
porber ~ fasen, dis Da6 Gin MenGh|
fosen Fam tpas Die Setpsbnes oesl
Mpnose e0sl .,tf ,s@ @. 81
gs feute |Ib Niemanb an oergleit
tben i1agiacssprDpteten i'm Minoes|
Ten febren. Der 2.lln,dhttee berI
ale Oinae inS 9afeyn serufen unD
ieoemi Wlenfben Den 9erltanD ees
,geben bat fpeleben er beist, bat|
'mebr 9f etsbett unD fibret uno leis
.tet aud Die Gonnstsny uuD Jsienlanb
ut i'm Staaos folbs 9iuge porber|
! ,u fagen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-18
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Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-18

Erecut;on.-The execution ot Joseph Da"'OH' for the murder of his wife, took place at Mayy'e O" tne 18th inst purevant 10 sentence. He persisted (" the lac, in decaring ,ha, he must have been insane when he committed inc crime. After he was swung of, the rope by which he suspended clipped its last It was adjusted and ending the scafod, in few moments he was in eternity. The number ol persons present is computed at 6fteen ho"sa"d, of whom one-,hird were females! This is 'he last Buffalo Com. Adr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-18

Symptomatic.-It is stated by the Baltimore Nor ning Chronicle, ,ha, the question of R. M John sons nomination for the Vice Presidency, "when the vote ofNew York was announced, the Virgnians his sed most ungraciousy, and the Ken.nckians applaud ed loudly"
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-18

The joint committee on Agriculture, in the Legisia- lure South Carolina, s last session consisted of Messrs Chcssat, Ashe, Piantaih, Bausket, Peay, Rice, Rnd Capers. f F -Fatgr sss fs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-13

OF that Office, until, within few weeks Of his DEATH
bodily iniirlnity compelled him to cease his minis
terlal functions. lie was the correspondent and
friend of DIS. Coke, Clark aud Gregory. and of
others of the most learned men Of The day, all of
whom seemed as much delighted with the primitive
simplicity Of his department with the prolundity
Of hi, mind.
\ volume recording the life, the lahors and the
death of such man Mr.. Drew, like good wine,
needs no endor>cr. II must of necessity interest
every reader.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-13

Mr. McDulic, of South Carolina, is another of
oil the former prominent friends of Gen. Jackson
and ms administration who has been driven from is
support by its utter desttution of political princi.
pie 1t a public dinner on the III, of july
last, that gentleman uttered the following scnti-
mcnts:
" lie spoke of the contest between Jackson and
Adams, and OF the active par, he took for Jack
son SAID he had not known him personally, bni
mad heard him highly recommended rs most
chvalrons N honest man that he Immediately adj
vocated his election andn' there was an idolatrous
worShipper at a shrine Inc was that man. After
Gen. Jackson was elected he became intimately ac-
quanted with him !; and soon found him TO he 4
stupid, perverted, and reckless old man He al
so became acquainted with Adams, and found
nm TO be a gentleman of perfect honesty, and as
learned as Jackson was ignorant but he lacked
common sense: The contest was between one
VINO was ignorant, perverted and stupid, and the
other who was honest and learned. but wanted
common sense. After he had found out thcir cha
racers, he determined never TO be caugh, in sim
liar scrapc.n
MIR. McDutlic is not the only man, by thousand,
among those who Joined in the sonseless elamor a.
Sainst John q Adams, and who entered into thai
unprncipled combination, spoken of by Col. Il.
NJ. johnson, TO "pull down his administration
though II were as pure the ANGELS in Heaven"
who have since surely repentcd OF their error, and
who have made voluntary confession thereof and
as far practicable, atoncd for il. Many a man
who once thoroughly beevcd the story of cor
rupt bargain between McSsr> Adams and CLAY.
now wonder at their own .rcdulty, and admit that
both of these illuminated men, instead of being
guilty OF such bascncSs, were far too honest for the
times. Had they been disposed to WELD the pat
rona@c OF the government for their own advance
mcnt and sell the high off ccS of the country 10
undrscrverS, for their support and influence it IS
probable that Gen. jackson would never have been
PRESIDENT and it is certain that Martin Van Blu
rem would never have been the court iavolitc H.
and many others, now prem incnt in the Jackson
ranks, were IN the market, labelled ter Salc, 10
tic highest b'dder"--and being repulscd bv Mr.
\dams as too corrupt for his use, they went over
to the enemy To combat for the "spos.' And
some OF these men can now prt to about princjpie,
as coqucntly as itthcy knew any thne more of that
commodity than the name
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-13
KENTUCKY ELECTION

The election for members of Congress and
State Legislature commenced in this State, the lst
Monday in August. The MayS,ic Eaglc gives
partial returns of the election in two Districts In
the District in which Chambers aud Tanner wcr,
candidttcs,-the former, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., is
elected by a majority of from 1000 10 1000 In
the thirteenth District, lately represented by Mr..
Davis, Marshal, (\ntD vi, ahead of Judge French,
Nan Bnren)-but it Wis though, the eontcs,
would be close one.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-13

made--.ilic iarmers waiting Ser ad,sn.-, and
the MIllers for fall. We understand that none of
them arc disposed TO engage al the present prices
beyond this months delivcry-they arc all willing
TO receive crops, leaving the price 10 be paid at
that oi any future time the owners may please to
choose
baltimore, iHgaSt q.
The Flour market IS very quiet. aud there is no
change IN price. Sales of red Wheat were made
Yesterday Al - 80 II 30, and OF best white ut
10 Is.
Nc,r lork iugust D.
Tlour-Salcs yesterday ofN estcrn Canal, com
mon brands, Al 81 % 56, and some a, 30 :;
a sale Of fresh Ground Troy, in handsome fat
hoops, was made Al q 6l5 Georgetown and
Howard ST. ave held ato 15a7, hut the price IS
nominal.
Grain--Nor,h Carolina new Wheat, all that re-
manned IN market, has been sold II 90 up North
River, At I3j Cts
LONDON N hRkETS, Inne }0h.
Couon--Thc .ales arc moi hrse, though the
demand for Cotton manufacture, continues brisk
The sales of Tobacco amount 10 1907 hlds. all
OF which purchases were made IN Tire beginning of
the month, since Which an advance Il Id Ia Bid
pr lib. hashccn demanded and padon the little that
has been done. The stock Is about 5 100 hhds
against $1,000 tins tmc IN 1881.
lNERPOol., July lSt-ibero has been
far steady business done in the market since last
week, and prices OF american Cotton have been
full, maintained Brazils and othol kinds are dull
and prices nominaA the samc
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- HoDA WHEELER, Francis II. Thornton
Il u and Mary T. his wife, John G. Moore and
Elizabeth bis wife, Samuel Wheeler, Sarah J.
Wheeler, Martha " heeer and Agnes Wheel
er, Plaintiffs
against
Charles Mckinney, administrator of Samuel
Wheeler, decd, John Wheeler in his own rght.
and administrator of Rhoda W. Wheeler dec
and Samuel c. Shields in his own right, and as adj
mnstrator Of Susannali his late wife, Dcfs.
II GnaNcERy.
I, appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
the defendant Samuel {. Shields is not an ,1hab-
iaut of this State, il isordered, that Inc do appear
here on the ID Monday in November next, and an
swrr the compliments bill, and that a copy Of th,
order be forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg Viz
ginian, for two months sncccSsvely, and posted al
the front door of the Courthouse of the coapty.
for two several court DAYS.
\ Copy--1esc
JNo. ALEXANDER, Clerk.
Nuo. IL v2m
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ELECTION or STATE SENATOR.

The Election in the Senatorial District TO sup
ply the place oil Gen. Drumgoolc, who is elected
10 Congress-, has commenced in Grccnve county,
the close Of the Polls, the result stood as fol-
lnu>
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~ \ meeting of the citizens of Amherst coun-
next, to take into consideration the best method Of
combating the dangerous schemes and machna-
tons of the Families and iholitioniss of the North
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Richard X. Mead, 81, Init Ian B,ueaD
Mr. Mead had jus, returned from Nabama, and
consented to hccomca candidate only day ortwo
before the election. pinwil.lic and Brunswick vet
10 vote.
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.S'OgsGE.

a LII persons indebted 10 the subscriber, are re-
1 n spcctluliy requested 10 call and make immc-
diato payment. 1t is hoped that this notice will
be sufficient, without further trouble
NN. ID An. ig,nL
August - PHI
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,x.,gssgsfsG g'ERgEsY.s.v.
Thursday. August "a.
"REMINISCENCES.

Il; 4 remarkable fact, connected with Gen
,,.l<on', administration, that nearly every ouo OF
tho leading men who aided in his election to tin,
p.s;aency and who rejoiccd in his success as tlt.
,.,.,;na anew of the Jcilcrsonan era, have. one
!, ono abandoned him in disgust. If only few
..sos of this kind occurred, it MIGHT very NATURAL.
AND nIarsibly be attributed to the disappointment
of,bese men in their personal eXpectatons-tiIa,
,bo;r vanity lad acen mortified by the seeming
noo,oct of their talents and services, and by the
,ronoton 10 the most distinguished offices fmen
r IN inferior grade of intellect, and withal per-
s,c,ly destitute Of moral character. But when we
,ook at the long list of distinguished names, now
orr,yrl against an administration which they la
horcl 10 hiring into power, and for long time
supported with zeal outstrpped only by their
,bili,y it is impossible to refer such numerous IN
stances oil dclcction To 50 pucrile and inadequate
cause.
Among the persons thus situated is Judge
Breckenridge of Pennsy lvania, formerly of Flori-
4, one of General jack sons earliest and warnest
personal and political friends. What does he now
say In a speech delivered at a public din
ner in pitsburq, on the l,h Of July last he re-
marks:
1T is we'll known that had an opportunity of
knowing general Jackson personally. admired
his military character and believed him to possess
some noble qualities. But | was not blind to his
faults never wished again TO see him in any CT
VII office, because he had some pecnliaritcs which
positively disqualified him, and lie was deficient in
4 hundred qualifications which were necessary.
Ills yolen, and oycrbearing temper, | feared
would break forth and what may seem a contra
,licton, to those who have not sufficiently studied
human nature, there was the singular facility with
which he could be induced to adopt the opinions,
and mbibe the rclinas Of others, and which often
rendered him most dangerous when he acted with
the bcSt intentions. His information is incredibly
limited his decisions generally hastily and mcon-
sdcra,elY made. In military affairs, where there
i,somclhing Ike instinct, a coap de man may lead
TO success ; but not where profound knowledge,
and mature reflection are requisite will not say
with his Secretary Mr.. Duane, that he has no
fixed opinions, but will say that il is very diff
ticult 10 know what opinions Given under the au-
thoritv of his nane are his or the ollsprings OF
other minds.