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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-04

aEOLCOMBE. BURTON Il EDMCNDS' Conn,
"a ,nission House. Richmond-Wc have associated
selves together, for the purpose of transacing Ge
.s:i Commission Business in this place. Our business:
s be strictly Commission one as wc hare obligated
e!yr mutually to each ether, in our ARTICLES "' CO.
rnc.shp mot to speculate n or trade on JOINT or m
,daa account in real estate, tobacco. il"ur' or any
:aces or products of coumrrc. Reasonable advancrs
~. be uadr on ali c"nsgnmcnts, aud every exrr'lon
aai 10 give satisfaction.
Goods will lie received and forwarded with The greatest
i'S.s Dispatch. THOMAS a. itOL rCS'
DAVID ". BURTON,
Lee J. T.l-w,r1 T. EDMUNDS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-04

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accompany it, or unless responsible person,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-04

ANARpETlNIsS AND RUGS:-He have TrecIvce
q or consignment. BY the ship Grace from Liverpool,
and offer for SALE Brussels 1rerp!y. ki'.crnlnstrr;
and vcnitian Car pengsDrnsscls; Wilton; Tn'tri and
other Rugs JAQUELIN TAYLOR II GO.
p;h,I,J Tor d 5l--2awGt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26
FOR The Free PRISE
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF JFFFER.
RuN

The formation Of ne Agriruitur.i Society In
this part Of the Valley, has beea ~ fr-austtIy
sngseSted BY dihvrcnt individuals NJ different
times, that IL has become subject &c some sur
prise and regret that public Efforts have a. vel,
been made to effect object conf ss,tiiy Of 80
much general utility.
Societies for the improvement of agriculture
have become numerous sod extensiv,IV uasT,I in
! almost ell States IN the Unioo. Their beneficial
effect 10 acknowledged wherever they exist. 4
caunot conceive, therefore, Why sc should not
iFnitHte the example had derive the benefits thus
afforded. There - peThaps county in the
Nsiiey, Whose stastioR sud localities are " sdIai-
rably calculated 90 success tn an enterprisr
Of this kind, nor there be any thing better
esIeuiat-si % encourage and Isrouote the various
/ improvements which have resulted FROM rxp-r,-
meets rBsde and bring made in this eo,Inty; nor
are t'ers wahtnE among ns, ind's idusis eel. qua-
'eeat Of the v0rk u spPesTS, theFyfore. OILY
n~e-ssaFy 20 cell the ssies,ion aud the
etf rte Of The public a. the obiret
u - believed too. Nr. Eaitor. that your paper
eOaiJ b. psdr ausefai suHilisry 80 protnoiing q.
we're yoa Go d-vOsr frv move e Voar columns
% agricultural suig-sts Eru~rsIl, Would -.
therefore, ~ prrs8n'ng too fsr. verr 20 s,gsss,
the proprteiy q yoar re-pnblssng sorB~ q those
ueil- written sad Hsrfu essay otn f.fi,siie.ls
d-snted eNelssstely 90 supssts ~ agriculture -
The une. too. s~rns q b. suspicious &C. the
promulg.tiOn o. sneli infYrrnsfion. A. sptsfetI
s-lu perssies The poIi,ieaI horizon, T.st, ant
mostly 10 gradually sibsidiag, the 'shssk Bey ~
vorn-osi nseF -diseussed sIss ssxes que.sio,is n
she day" srr. ~ arr Informed. NE likely shortly
sEsiu ~ sg'tsie snd pat ~ motion the uiruly
saves " political psriisaas.
/ ~ The prpmotioa ~ this useful work. unrn a
81 parties, professors ~ religion of III dsnDuli.
naiions. met, ~ q SER. upon aeutrsi ground
ard unite their Efforts % prosnOtc th~ pf0sp~rity
oi our common country. Even the ciergv, II
III persuasions duuld - uFgcit 70 eo-opsr-ir sitt
I us N the good york. o. some couutFiss, the "a.
ssiox isss rrVuire that esch eicrgy sa slsould b,
obIig-d 10 sis'sd tvo years' eoorsc q iesnrrs
| agriculture, before BE- can BE- hesssrd 10 prcach
I This rrquisitics is sninentiy calculated D. b.
eresse bis usrfuiacss. sd inpsrt % hira saluis
~ iafseoos over he faoess sod habits q society
] The obi-st. however, ~ The present eofamnsi
csioo is prrely ~ eai tte atienion q the pubh'
~ this object. under the hope snd espcetsfio'
sist s0me M, better qualified than the pritey
siii take the sahy-st 81 hsnd, and ealI pobis
meeting e snch tine sad plsrs NAV ~ mos
couyruirnt tthtehtbkh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26
STORAGE.

ME subscriber having taken one OF those
IL large slate-roofed WAREHOUSES;. In
Market-Street, one door below Paca. /, pre
pared TO receive on Storage, or to give th.
market price, for any quantity Of
FtOwr or other Produce
hat may be consigned to him BY the Rail
hoad or other conveyance. A. be intends 1.
devote hrs time and particular attention I.
this business, he will be thankful for aoy IA
vors IN his way from his friends and the pub
lie, who may depend upon the ,trietest pune
tuality in payment ns well rs disposition O
property entrusted TO his care
JOHN c. RICHARDS.
Baltimore, Feb. 10, 1885.
RETeREscEs.
Geo. w. Hammond. Charirsfo1rn Ia.
w. b = Anderson, Hdrpers- Perry
Gen. Geo Rust, do
Alr1sder Brown h Soma,
AlrSander Fridge.
VIM. d Geo. Morris,
Jas. l. us~kins, Cash.,
Jacob II Charles Baltzeu,
Thomas h p B.itz-li,
BaiizelI q Davidson, Baltiaor,
w. =. b A. Murdoch b Co.
Buckley aud Kemp,
j. Hopkins u Brothers,
Housh, Turner & Co.
CLARK n kellogg.
Nelson Clark.
Jacob T To~.on, HIMans60rf.
Col John MePhersou
t 5sss + $50; s;s;. Markell r'eet CRY
Wm. $. Nichols, Gesrgs.swn, ID. C.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26
RH-UWIoR.
March 10. 1885,

XXTE have again gone into Sartnership.
Wv Tbs business will nov BE- conducted
under the hFm Of VIM. s. Lock & Co, and
We tender our grateful Acknowledgements TO .
generous public, and particularly those who
have sustained us By prompt payment, fog
past fsvouTs. We assure our old friends that
We shall not forget them, aud shaiI do every
thing IN our power 70 retsir their pstronsgs.
We mean 10 sell goods 81 low prices for casa,
or 10 pupetuai customers on fhorf credits. We
have oveFhsuled our stock OF goods and greatly
reduced the prices Of many articles. and shall
be regularly receiving additional supplies;
strict attention will be paid by VIM \ Lock,
and no pains will b spared to render full
satisfaction 10 all Nho may give us = cell.
Respectfully, IN. s. LOCK.
Nm. r. LOCK.
ChaFlestowb. March 70, 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26
Notice.
To all .Hf6rEs.se

VNHEkE will be shot for. a, the horse of
- william Graham. IN Boil, ar, on rr,d.,
me 18th OF April. the following sums. VIZ
one PRIZE Of twenty hive dollars; one of M.
,een' and one Of ten dollsrs; To De ,ho, 10.
~ me following manner for the first, n,u.
shots, string eight; the second, eight. ,triny
seven; and the third, i've, string oil. Ths
enu.nes viii be ten per cent. on all sum.
oo' there should be an overpIu., u will
FORM . s~eepstske prize. Furthermore, a
ms.ksmsn 1t Harpers-Ferry will shoot . sin.
=" h.no match with any other d desired, fos
same OF the foilo~isg day.
March S. 1895.
The Hayersssr-n Torch yIrhf and U,n,I~,,-,
Repsbsoas ,ssa pnbdsh th~ aSs,~ fh,,rr t.u,rs an,
scnd fhcfr accounts 20 flas eGce far eaLf~c,,.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26
The Sfalit0m,
VIRGINIAN.

R INDUSTRY, will stand for the en,u.
- ing season, st the stable Of the sub.cri.
Der, about miles South West from So,ith.
held. Virgins, will be four year. old in Ma /,
neat 10 rich dark brown, Of fiue SIZE, vii
Jet grow eonsidersbiy-has a Emo carriage
aud handsome appearance. Hsudbiils, Civ.
ing the pedigree and other particularly, viii
appear in due season.
~. S. IIUNSlCKER.
March IL, 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26
Old Debts.

>HoSE persons who know themseI,e.
indebted 10 the late firm OF Lane &
Towoer. and Towpsr G. Harris, are reminded
That they need not expect their notes to be
retained BY me much longer; ne . am satisfied
each one concerned will agree that from:
n'e 10 ten years indulgence is enough: and
Tor fear they may think this my second no
ties, through the medium Of q nswspaner
viii pass OF Is the fret, . pledge them m
word, few weeks will find their notes on,
o. my hands. b r. TOWNER.
Shepherdstown, Feb. 10, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26
Valuable .LEils RrOpersv
FOR SALE

A'iNG purchased, Of the ssie on Wed.
Nm nesday the 18th instant that very vsIu.
able Mill Property at HsIitown and ninety
acres Of most rich and fertile land attached
thereto. now offer the same for sale upon
the most reasonable terms, such as cannot
fail to meet the convenience Of those desi-
rous OF purchasing such property. The mill
- situated on . never failing stream Of wa
ter. only four miles from Harpers-Ferry, and
Immediately on the rail road and turnpike
leading TO that place. further description
Is deemed unnecessary, ~ the property - 20
well known. The payments are. one third
IN hand, the balance in four equal annual
instalments.
BUsHROD c. WASHINGTON.
Clay Mont. near Chsriesovn,2
Feb NJ lKaS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26

aILThsrs being FoyHTEEs drawn ballots 10
this Lottery. . Package Of rs whole tickets
must Of osesssity draw 81 Iesst ~ prizes of
80 each. smoUnting 10 ll9 nett For con
vonisnce this amount sIll be deducted frcm
the cost Of the Package and Certihesiss issu-
ed, emitting the holders TO whatever amount
the IS tickets may drsw over the Il9. The
cost of these Csrti6cstes, (Which FOR . snail
sum, gives the holder Is chasess for all the
larger prizes vili Be - follows:
For Certi6rafe &c pssifsEe q Is Whole
Tickets ft2l. For aCerti6ssfe q . paskag- 81
Is Half Tickets So For . Cefiihcsie o. p-ek-
age 81 Is quarter Tickets $50.
o.. Tickets and Shares and cerfi6-
Gates Of packages far sale At ne Office Of
TIE .Manag -, merit 10 Gads5ys Hotel
eIIPsrsons 81 = dsstsoes ordering By mail
Tickets and shares o. Csrti6eatss u packs
gss. msy rely upon having their orders
promptly attended 10; sod "Ths Weekly
Register" eostaining a full aec0unt of The
drawing will Be sent 70 az vho order from
this Office. 81 sooa - the drawing - over
address
YATES 4 MCINTYRE, Managers,
March ~, 1885 WasAingfsa C,iy, y. e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26
ParemersSatp K1fssOEve1f.

VNIiE Partnership existing between the
- subscribers, conducted under the era
Of WIN. 2. Lock AGO, was dissolved on the
-I,t mat, By mutual consent. A speedy close
Of the business Of that hrm is desirable. II
Is hoped that all persons Indebted will cell
and close their accounts. By payment will be
most desirsble, but when that cannot be done
BY note. Persons having claims against the
firm will please 10 bring them 10, and We will
try 70 pay them.
Wa. p LOCK
H1a- S. LOCK.
March 10, 1885,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26
NOTICE

"HE partnership heretofore existing be-
IL tween tho undersignsd. under the firm Of
Harris & Rutherford, 10 dissolved by mutual
consent AL persons indebted TO said firm
will make payment TO Thomas Rutherford,
who Is fully empowered TO so~iraii and col.
leet the debts due said firm. All persons
having claims against said firm will apply to
said Rutherford for settlement and pay me ut
THOMAS q. HiRRTS.
THO.sffS RUTHERFORD
March 10, 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26
JOHN BOGGS - 20.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Spears WhoIE baltimore, Nd.
a RE principally engaged 10 ne sale Of
"A produce, having several hre-proof wsrs.
houses on the line Of the Rail Rosd, end are
~ oil times prepared 10 make llbsraI sdTab-
est on eonsignmsnts.
Refusneff.
hessrs Erskine 4 EichslbsrKsF, Z p.a,-.
Hopkins 4 Brothers,
Lauek b stephen. Msgtins6uTg.
Also, 70 Msssrs. Wager & O'ByrBa, iiaF-
psrs-Fsrry, uho will foFSard 70 soosigb-
ment-
FEB. 5, 1885 -sm>
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
FOR REM.

tv!SG made other arrangements Tor
Z II himself, the subscriber otier> for rent.
April neat. that very desirable Dwelling
House. out buildings, and the lot which he
now occupies.
He will also, upon immediate apple alton.
rem, several Rooms for Offices, Sc, conve-
nient to the Court House, 10 Charles Town.
for the next year.
G. w. S.iPPINUToN.
March l9, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26
ron RHNT.

a HIGHLY commodious residence about
IA Eve miles South-west from Charles.
town. Tho improvements, Independent OF
the Dwelling House, are an excellent Kitch-
en-, Meat House, Stable. &e. Possession 10
be given on the LIST Of next April.
For terms, &C., apply to
b. b. LoW.NDEs.
March 10, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26

UOFFER for sale nv six horse THRESH.
II ING MACHINE, well known by the
above name, made in New Town, Va by
Messrs Brooking & Emmett; IL is nearly ss
good rs new, and is surpassed By no other
wheat machine, either here or elsewhere.
and IL employed four months in each year.
would be source OF more profit than good
farm. will sell 1t on almost any terms, 70
SUIT purchasers,
.,, JESSE PAYNE, jr.
Mills Grove, near Bruce Town, Va.
March IS, 1859
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26
PROPERTY FOUND.

a pEIL aud . BOOK were lately found
XA between the Methodist Church and
Mrs. Quits resideoee. The owner or own
ers may receive further information by cal
ling at tic house Of the subscriber, West
Street, Chariestown.
SUKEY swEENY.
March 10. I53J.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26
VINE YARD TO aHMr.

WISH to rent out . vino yard consisting
IL Of about 1000 vines, 4 years old aud
fourishing The tenant can occupy q small
building while attending to the business.
JOHN Y.fTES.
March 10, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26
Capital Eortse $50, goo
10 No. Lottery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Consolidated I >otterv

EHTaA Class No. 1, ron 1885.
To be drawn in the City Of Washington, on
"Wednesday, 10TH .AprIl, 1898.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26
J. o. YATBS-
n ATTORNEY AT LAW.

EsPECTfULLY announces that he ha,
- commenced the practice. aud attend,
'or me present the different courts Of Jener-
son.
March 5. Is35-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26
ron SALE on RENT.

OFFER for sale or rent the comfortable
IL and eommodious frame Dsssiiias House
and Let, situated 90 Jefferson Street, Bolivar.
SINGLE TON CHAMBERS
Harper Ferry, March 10, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26

Who'll TicLsls NIO. Hslves 5. Qusrters 2 so.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-26

The queFti0n ~ the Amencsn in-
demnity has been examined IN the pu-
reaux, o. Standing committees e the
Chamber q Deputies. The invesiigation
commenced With an lnqu,sy into the
matter shich induced Minisiers ID Al
iOW the Precedent q the United state,
to suppOse that the Concurrence az he
French Chsrnbers Wss unnecessary 4,
the fulhlmeni q the treaty. The tr.
tersai Wh'eh had elapsed betwecn il,e
exchango and rasIheaiion a The sressy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21
LYNCHBURG. ,iAY2I, 1885.
J4meS Rtucr and kaaaieaa Improvement.

J4mes River and hanarhn Improvement.
On Monday neat the Stockholders of the James
RIVER ard Knn.wha Company vii meet IN Rich
mond, FOR he Purpose ofcompleiing It's organization,
by The appointment II President and Board OF Dr.
reclors and by the adoption Of such other measures
as they may deem necessary and esreelcn' at this
time.
The Common Council Of Lynchb1rs has aP-
pointed HurJin u. Murfell, E,q their roxy, to
represent them in said meeting und have instructed
him. LIST, 70 support Josebi c. CabsA, Es4 OF Nelson,
as President of the Company--io whose zeal
& patriotic services they very properly ascr'be the
suetes ful prosecution Of the scheme thus far; and
in whose " talents, general information and indus
try" they express The utmost confidence Oily, to
urge the Appointment of Director in or near his
place. aud reco amending John NJ. w lrwlck, Esq
for that station and 3dy should the mode OF I'M
r,ovcment between Lynchburg and Richmond BE-
sgitated in the meeting, to " vote for an improve
menl of the bed Of the river, for the admission OF
STEAMBOATS, or by canal, IN preference TO raiI
road"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21
THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION.

This potential conclaye assembled yeserlHy in
the City Of tltImorc-and we shall, IN a few days
know exactly Whit we know nov 10 vii, thai
they have nominated Martin Van Barren as mex,
Prcsiden, of the United States The only matter
of doubt is, whether VIM. c. Riyes or Rlchatd II
Johnson, is to be Viceroy. MIR. Ri,es will bring
more character and Col Johnson more capital into
the concern. The last will be the ruling motive
with the Northern friends of Mr. Van Buren-the
first with the Southern. II depends upon which is
the stronger faction Of the two, whether the homo,
| of the Conventions choice will fall on the great
Diplonatist, the greater Indlan-killer. For tho
| credit of the country, as wei! as that VIC have a
personal preference IN the matter, We hope tho Vii
gilman may beat the kcntuckian. We suboin nj
article from the National ln,cliigencer of last Satun
day
From The .N'tional fateilccncer, Jiay liz
The arrival of several political Iersonages il
| the CITY, from the North well as the South re
minds us of the approach of the grand Presld, nia
Baltimore Convention. Those from the NORTH
have come probably for the purpose Of consultation
and advice in regard to ctrain points Ct difficulty
which are expected TO arise in the Convention
The hrs' is whether hot',, and + not BOTH which sci
OF the Pennsylvania Delega'es--,hose Of the Vol
OF those OF the Muhlenbetg division Of the party,
shall be recognized by the Convention. This diff
fcully Will probably be adjusted by admitting both
sets TO scas, and giving ,hem jointly single vote
The second difficulty likely 10 present itself to the
Convention is winch will be less easily recon
lied if it do not seriously menace It's harmony.
We allude 10 the conflicting claims for the Vice
Presidency about the first oilie there Of course
viii not be a dissenting voice, unless it be raised
tor effect. But eomn9 " fresh from tn people, il
IS supposed the members may entertain con
flcting opinions TO who shall be the favored
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21
RHODE ISLAND.

We have n great notion 10 raise "hu1A,' ft
Rhode Island. We would, but that the hu2za sys.
tenn is getting rather into bad odor. Roser VII
Iioms's State we'll deserves it, however, for her f.
deity to the Wing c,usc, when OIL hers, having more
vital interests at stake are proving rccre1nl 10 the;
duty" faithful among the fathless."
On the 18th inst. Nehemiah r. Kni .hr, the
Wing candidate, was reelected Senator fthc Jnl.
ted States, for six years fom the 4h Of M...a
next. On the hrst bao the vote stood thus Fey
n. r. KnghtA Al fog Elisha r. Potter, hc Ja....
son candidate 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21
SENATOR LEIGH

Mt Richie is exceedingly anxious that Mr.
Leigh snail resign bis seat in the Senate and, in
his last paper, he gives Mr.. L. much good and pa :
ternW advice which viii doubtless command ,hf
gratitude of him to whom it is so dis:nteres,cIly
rendered! Some of Mr. Richics promptcrs. how.
ever, are. we suspect, even more eager for Mr.
Leshs resignation than Mr.. r. himself-and they
would not be reIy sorry if Senator Tyler would
do likewise we refer, of con Sc, to those modest
gentlemen who, solely for the good of their coun.
try, wish TO I'LL the vacant slippers. We hope,
however, that all these gentry reckon without their
host Mr.. Leigh has been elected for six years, and
viii, we hope, retain hi. seat until he shall be in
s'ructed to do what no honest man may do. When
That Juncture arrlves-if ii shall ever TO the dis
grace OF Virginia. como TO pass-then no friend of
Mr.. Leigh will wish him to retain his seat. & thew
well know, that, if they did, he would no, comply
with their wishes. Until that time shall arrive
however, we repeat we hope he will not resign 1t
is very evident that the object for which his oppo
hehts nave been concluding with so much zeal has
oeen' not the overthrow of his principles, but The
occupancy OF his Office they should be disap
pointed In relation to this subject, we add few
rem lris from the Richmond Wing
In due season, Mr., Leigh will answer for him.
sell upon the point ofresgnng his seat in the Sen
ate' IL would DO as impertinent in us to anicipote
"''' "s II IS III 'hc malicious scribbers who have
presumed IN another quarter, to suggest 10 him the
''he OF ms duty and the proper deductions from re-
cent events If he think itrigM upon princpo To
resign or rather not to accept the appointment Of
senator Tor ne has not yet done so, his friends W II
not prevail to divert him from ii if he think il
c''HS' os IN effect enabling faction to change
we constitutional tenure of,he Office from six wears
10 ono, and thus destroying The character of stnb
" winch the Constitution intended 10 imnar, Il, tho
senate OF the U. States moreover, if Mr.. I.ci,l
knows that dominant faction this year, rcnde, ed
50 oy inc sheer cozenage the people, may be
osf2'ed faction the next year, and should think il
wrong on this score, to abandon post to which he
mas been elected for six years in that case Mr.
Ic.Sn enemies Will not prevail to bully him into
RESIGNATION OF his seat in the Senate They had as
wen therefore cease their puny efforts TO effect what
come to pass, will be the fruit of his own hes,
'en'e'o"s 'unnh1enced alike by friend and ft
ate Which, II 1t 10 not come to pass, the sacrifice
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21

The Vcn Bu,eu strength, however, will net ID
the jackson strength and we may very reason"1
bly, calculate on an accession to the Wing maJor'tY
whenever the two parties shall become ranged uh1
der their new nomenclatures. One of the Sen"S
tors from Pennsylvania (McKean) is decJed'y
Anti-Vtn Buren-and one Senator from 'e's
nessee (whether Judge White consent 10 reet0
ton dccine) will be also opposed TO the her I'll
parent as will be, likewise, Senator King, OF Az
ALBANIA, should he find that majority of his co'y
sti,uents are likely TO 60 that way. Nor 'ndeeul
should VIC be much surprised if Mississippi shs
send White man to the Senate, even though 81 !
should reject Poindexter Whatever may occur
therefore, we may still conhde in the Senate, Us "
last rampant Of the constitution.
IT The Washington Telegraph informs US III !
the President will not visit Tennessee this SUNNI
We should no, be surprised if he should turn
back upon that State forever, as a punishment u
its disobed ence of orders.
~ We invoke public attention to the power j
article, on our first page from the " New Ens'a'l
Magazine" developing certain political moveme"
by which the Northern States, en- masse, are 10
transferred TO the Van Buren, interest. 1t is We
thy of the mos serious consideration.
IT United States Bank Stock is selling y
$ll2 90, and ri ing