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THE NASHVILLE FESTIN AL.

4 public dinner, numcrouly attended, and
graced by all the 2omp of military and civil pa
radc, saluics, professions, &c was given to Jnds"
White by the citizens of Nashville the Sth inst.
Five tables were spread in tho commodicus rooms
at Nau,hall, each more than "A hundred feet long
at vhicl, nearly 700 persons arc supposed to
have been seated, while others remained standing,
or ramblcd through the garden and adlacent
grounds. Among the other Toa,,s drunk was the
following:
Our distinguished guest, The HON, IlUGli
l.. WHlTE-Thc enlightened and impartial
Judge, the consiscn, republican statesman and the
uncompronsing foe 10 corruption III every shape.
We have admired, supported and cherished him
through forty years of public service; We will still
honor, cherish and support hun.
The Judge declined speaking, in consequence
Of recent i'll health, and or account Of his present
position before the American people and respond
ed by the following sentiment
"Bv the Hon. HUGH l.. W IlITE-7be Tok
untecr companies Of Coiumbio, Franklin and
NashriHc-Thc aged need feel no soicl,ndc ON
account of their childrcn-they will always be- sair
while under the guardianship of your. men en-
chtcncd, patriotic and fearless.
We annex a few other toasts
By john Shrlbv-Tnr Hon. JonN BEr,-
Unscduccd by the love of Office unawcd by the
frowns ofpowcr, he walks unh,,rt in the midst of
the fire of nvcclivc and calumny, which his cnc-
mics kindlcd for his dc,truction and continues
the consistent, mistaken and faithful champion of
the true principles of Republican Government.
BY the Hon. JOHN Bcll--Ow country and is
Instiiatiens-rhc destiny OF both hang upon the
triumph and principles upon which Judge White is
supported, and the overthrow of the means and
practices olthc opposition.
Bv the Hon. Luke Lca.-The Democracy Of
Tenncss'e--Thc principles upon which they sup
ported their Jackson, ronstrain them 10 support
their White. Ifthcy wrong nor, they were
wrong thin.
By Elijah Boddic, of the House Of Representa-
tivcs-7hc President Of the United States
In the language OF Andrew Jackson " ought 10
be the head of the nation. and not the Chief OF Il
party"
By Andrew l.. Martin, ofthc House of Repre-
srn,a,iycs-7He inaugural adiross Of President
Jackson in 1S20-"T The recent demonstration of
public sentiment nscribcs the list OF Executive
duties, in characters too lccibr to be overlooked,
the task of reform which will require particular
" the correction of those abuses, which have
brouoh, the patronage Of the Federal Go, mcnt
INTO conflict with the freedom of elections"
Bv G. II. Roys,cr-M,Rrrs VAN BunEN-thc
political amaIgamationist, am Richard NJ. john
son, the private abolitionist; " Il pair of noble
brothers" VIII Virginia swallow them I
b. James Rucks-M,nTl> Vas Brrrs-rhc
friend ofcvcry thing alter ii become. popular the
enemy of every thing after it becomes unpopular
IN ptBIo DE cErERs.
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O. The Van Burenitcs in Alabama have de-
tcrmncd to hold State Convention at Tuscaloo-
sa, in December next, for the purpose Of forming
an Electoral Ticket, and adopting such other nca-
snrcs as may be necessary to secure ulannlity and
concer, of action 1t is remarkable that, in speak
ing OF this Convention, it, friends uniformly address
themselves to those who are in favor Of NJ Van
Buren, for the next Presidency" and studiously
avoid all reference to Col Johnson and the Vice
Presidency Do the Democrats of Alabama in
tend to reject this branch of the Baltimore nom-
naion7 If they do, with what consistency can
they charge those who refuse to obey the other
branch Of it, which happens TO fall in witt, their
humor with treason to party fidelity ; Is no, tic
obligation 70 conform 10 regular nnnina,ons"a a,
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ton ofeduea,lun, or in building "hgh,-houso, Of
the sky" VIVA, then, do they propose 1t is
very easy to object TO tho propositions Of others,
but it is difficult 10 frame substitutes which shall
be themselves free from obeclion. The sna,ing
critic, who can point out flaws in the works oi
great author, frequently possesses not a 1.-THE oi
that authors gcnus-nay, has scarcely ability 10
comprehend the primordGd elements Of the theory
which he undertakes To discuss and condemn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

4 IMOND Lotion, Clemens
n Extract Pink Root, Compound,
do. Sarsapara, Cubcbs and Copai,a do,
do. Boncset, do
do Copaiva, do
do Iceland Moss, do
do Dulcanara, do.
Vaccine Virus or Scabs.
Super Carb. Soda
Skeletons French very lo'e
Oil Scncka; Tanaric Acid,
Rcd Bark true -; Oris K oot,.
Bottles for Apoihecarlcs and COntectonels,
Calamus Root Nials, assorted,
Nursing Bottles Nipple Shield. Breast Pumps
complete,
Fancy Coors for rooms, nc,r sly bne sup
ply will be received in few days,
White Lilly Root, powdered,
Almonds, Filbert Palm and Pea Nuts.
Gulmauve Paste: Pink and other oaueers.
Conservative Water, for gentlcmen,
Oil Copva and Of Cubebs,
Tooth Punches.
Dumries' Itch Ointment,
Albion Corn Plaster.
Hermitage Wine white and red.
For sale by
Howell DAVIES.
Oct 10 If is
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MARRIAGES.,

MARRIED. on Tuesday evening, the Goth instant,
by the Rev. A. D. Smith Nh Srorswoop \. IAw.
nrNs to Miss Elizabeth VI, daughter OF Nr. John
Reese, all III thus place
on Wednesday the LIST instant. b, the Rev,
Robert J. Carson, Mr.. DANirL II, Blows Of the
County of Campbell formerly OF lynehlurg To Miss
ELIz, Am, daughter Of the Rev, Mosh, Arnold,
of Bedford County.
on the I'D, by the Rev. Mosby Aruold,
Captain ARcninLn II,iLrr, to Miss MARTHA A :,
daughter oil Mrs. Elizabeth y. Erown, all OF tins
County.
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

MILL sell, on Saturday, the 2ith instant, the
ouse ana Lot formerly occupied by Iiczekiah
Jordan: This property is agreeably situated, and a
Convenient residence for family.
!, The House and Lot on Federal Hin. adjoining
49, ~ Iayne and one handsome haf-acrc Lot en-
T.' III the ncIghhorhood of the first named Lot.
n Nus ms al sale, which will be conducted by John
" ~ rayne, auconeer.
o., 10 IL. DUNNINGTON, Agent.
Ct if
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T. H.s'CzxBgEG I'E.GEVHEs.
Monday, October as. 1895.
STi TE ELEC TONS.
PENNSYLVANIA.

We do not deem it necessar, TO publish the
votes OF the several counties, for the office of Co
vernon of Pennsylvania, at present. there being no
doubt OF the election of Joseph Rnnrr, the Wing
candidate. At our last returns, he was 10000
VOTES ahead of Wolf, and ~ 900 ahead of Muh
Icnburg.
he same counties return 81 Wing member, Of
the Legislature, 9 Wolf, and 9 Muhlcnburg.
Ii is evident, therefore, that PENNSYLVANIA
Is redeemed from Jacksonsm--or, in other
words, that she will not give her vote for Martin
Van Buren, as next President. II seems equally
probable that she will take up Gen. Harrison. Ii
she does, ii will be the policy of the Wings every
where to rally upon that gentleman. The chief
object OF all opposed 10 Van Buren,, and 10 the
official dictation by which ii has been sought to
fucce him upon people, among whom he has no
intrinsic popularity, should be to effect his defeat
and ii that can be done by concentration on any
Individual, who is not RADICAL, obnoxious, it be-
comes the imperative duty of every An,i-Nan Blu
rem man, whether he dwell in the East, " est
North or South, to surrender his first, second
third and fourth choice if it be necessary, to cl
feet this great purpose. For our own parts, Gen
Harrison isnot our choice but We will cheerful,
give him our support and suffrage if he should be
adopted as the Wing candidate in Virginia.
NEW JERSEY.
The Alexandria Gazette SAYS" New Jersey
stands as She did last ycar-for Jackson, or rather
tor Van Buren,. The recent election for member,
of Assembly has resulted in the success of HE Van
Buren, party. There very little interest felt in
or out Of the State, TO the matter and not much
c,ertion made TO prevent the anticipated result"
GEORGIA,
No change has been effected in the political
character Of this State. She is still, by a small
majority, Van Burcn. But we have strong hopes
that, when she speaks in the Fall Of 1896, She will
hold a different language. The Augusta Cons,itu-
,ionaist of the 18Th INST contain. return, from 6s
counties, exhibiting the following results
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CONTENTS.
Original articles IN Prnsc.
c. -s,1iS


Sketches of the History and l'roscn, Condition
Of Trpo with some account OF the other l,arbmy
States, No. Nlll--lnroductory Lecture to a
course on The Obstacle, To Education arising
from peculiar faults of Parents, Teachers scho-
airs, and those who drcc, and control our Schools
and Colleges" delivered before the Frcd.ricks-
burg Lyccum, by James NJ. GarnctiLoo Of
Breath: A Tale la Backwood by Edgar \.
Poe, u,.:d's Sport--Mv Tongs by -. Gen.
Warren Stories about General Warren Re
,icw--kmg Pest the First ; \ Tale conil;n,nv an
Allcpory, by -. Early Adven,urcs-Sh,dov
\ Fable hv -. Letters from Sister No.
NNl--N Tho Door
Latch Rcco'lcciious Of a Married Man--Anothcl
Visit To the Virginia Springs; or the Adventures
OF liafr, Ilumhuc, Esq.
critical Nof.ct,
Mephi.,ophclc, in England or the Conf >Sion,
Of Prime Minis,er--1hc District School, or Ma
tional Education; b, J. Of.lc Taslor-Thc
New England Magazine Tor Sepcmbcr--1hc
Western Journal OF the Medical aud Physical
Sci.nrcs-Thc Classical Family Library Mo-.
XIV, WI and XVII Emipido. translated by the
Reverend Il. Pottcr--llc Early Naval History
Of Eng land by Robert Sonlhey, l.. l.. d. Poet
Lpurcste-Thc Gift; \ Christmas n New Year,
Present for 1886 Edited by Miss Leslie.
Original Poetry.
The Victim of Disappontnent--To Mrs. -,
whose husband has ben absent in tho United
States Navy, ON seeing her IN gay COMPANY
Lines Written IN an Album--To Chrsliana--
Tho Friends OF Man; by Mrs Slgourncy-
Though of the Betrayed One Frag-
mcnt, bv Hugh Blar--Fo Mrs. u. G.. S.-Thr
Sea Birds Rcvcl--I Met Thee by moonlight A.
Lonesome between Hector and Andromachc
a Transaiion-Desar Gricf; by Lncy I. John.
son--Song of the Pirates Wilc--Joscphi
Claud,a--Can,ilrna Amalora-lndcs To Nol-
ume !.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

Sreo>p Cnor.-Wc were shcwu by Mr.. John y.
RicheSon few days ago several clusters of Isabella
grapes that had grown from In. vines since the de
structnc hail, 9Th lasr Juno.--Wc have observed
several grape vines Of this Kind that hcu en-
,ircly stripped both Of their leaves and full cropof
almos, ripe crapcsnow clothed with beautiful foil
age aud plcnt, ol wcllmaurod fruit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
] an Buren,.

IL The election Of a State Senator, in tie
by the death Of Mr.. Mccoy, commenced in the
county of Tyler on the l2th inst. The following
i, the result at four OF the precincts
Col. John Parrioti (Whie, 1875
Moses {. Good (adm) III
The two precincts not officially heard from
(says the Wheeling Gazct'c) are reported to have
given Col. Parriott majority of 10 or So The
counties Of Ohio, Marshall anl Brooke Yet to be
heard from.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

@ . The Evening Post SAWS" II VIC belonged
TO the Anti-SIavcry Society DC. Why, Sir, do
you no, belong to that Society En,crtainin. the
sentiments Which daily grace sonr columns, how
have You RETAINED from giving Of selling Tap
pan your name a. well rs Your services
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER
For s ,pffmbr-.A0. -.

Far S,ptfmbp-.No. -.
We have received the September No. Of Mr..
Whites agreeable and instructive Messenger, hut
have not had leisure 10 look beyond the table oil
contents, which We suhlo'n. So far, however, as
may infer from the title, Of several articles
and the names affixed 10 some of them. tho 18th
No oftho Messenger is moi unworthy Of it, prcde
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New Fail and Winter Goods.

l in H.. wing my Fall and Winter Goods seecte ,
month. >ofhern cities with care by myself. in tn
lis un,,... =, august and September. The assortme
chants p,y iarge and worthy the attention of NJ
ar. Planters, and Dealers in Fancy Articles al
Sf'f"ui'y requested to call before they buy.
.. JOHN C. MEEM.
iwIt
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o." The n. Y. Evening Post, Of the 9th inst.
says" We arr eralficd In learn, from an authen-
ton viii bo held at Utica ont the 2ls inst Was
the " authentic sourtc" one OF the torgtrs who
signed mems names 10 tho eall of that Convention
without their permission
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To all whom 1t may Concern

+ MAKE use OF this method to inform all whomit
/ NAV concern, that Captain Thoma. Fox will
transact the business Of William Harris Senr es-
tate in my stead. All his acts in relation to said es-
tate will be as valid as if done by myself: and all in
debted to said estate are requested to make payment
to him. This 18th DAY Of October, 1885.
JOHN HARRIS.
o.. ~ 4;
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Your obedlcnt servant.
EDITOR AND PROPHETIC
DINlxIu IL RUMBoUoIg,

A RE now opening Large and Splendid Assors-
/ Y ",cnt Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS
comprising
Cloths, Caslncu., Lipsovs, Circassians, Prints,
blankets, Flauncls. Ladies Cotton and Wostcd
Hose Gloves, Silks, Ribbons, and Fun Capcs, Hats,
caps, Shoes aud Roots hardware and Cutlery, Can
dies, by wholesale and roi.li, &c. &c.
AL!p,
A heavy stock of GROCERIES, all OF which they
will sell low tor cash, or Ia rnuctna customers.
Out Hat Factory Is now IN complete operation, aud
arr determined Ia sell to Country Merchants, aud
all wholesale dealers, at the New OIL. priecs.
We particularly solicit friends and the public,
To rive Il call
Oct. ott CIV
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Tp,xslr OF MEneum.-on Saturday the 9TH
rfIoycmber, the planet Mercury viii pass over
the sun; the planet being IN the afternoon OF that
day ia inferior oonjune''" aud very near ITS as
ernding node. .,=.,...z.,#
-, ,,, nov visible on the surface Of The sun,
VI i very large and extremely beautiful. They
" s~ course will soon disappear. BoAo" Pat
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+. Il. BOWEN.

| No.. owP'ennlng, in the Store two doors above
Of npH Williams Il Victors an entire new Stock
wi,atis GOODS, GROCERIES,, &C.,
rb"b b'i e. Tor the present and approaching season
ance. 70 a.uy requests his friends and acquan
ns. 'N"s''he his stock before purchas-
Oct.I
fits
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from the pulpit, ~i'l' ,ebnts or eomnsnda'i0n, and
,bo year begins airesh Every one KNOWS fhrrr,
fare, ta, he is subject to 'tp3'': ana III small
community, where tcre IS ne''bef power moi will I"
!, m,,>, act as strong restraint. OF course,
lss ',,nnkard, the Sabbath breaker not found
wv ,,,J what is vet better, on the last report,
a t,,, gos oniy one tamiy that had not tamiiy
prayer"
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The particular taste and extraordinary success
H., nn,,h as mlip-t anciers have long been pro-
81 H., as well as the enormous price obtained for
'e'y ,' ,,ots of this shor-Hved lo"er-This taste,
s ;, Ill seem, is by no means ON the ~ano; NJ
n u "v a captain in the Dutch navy, having
'"n,ly given 600 for the bulb of new tulip,
III. Ill. the Citadel of Antwerp
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WANTED.
TIMBER FOR COACH W KING.

EllMAUNE PASTE.-Fhis Paste W hile it is
~ incomparably the most delicate and agreeable
VI all preparations, hitherto employed, to relieve
coughs and Colds, is also the most powerful and
e''cac'ous. 1t possesses in the highest degree the
property OF relieving lrritaions ot the chest, while
o'he' preparations, being generally opiate, are ne
ccssarily followed by more or less Inflammation, and
sometimes by serious consequences. 1t cannot be
100 mighty recommended in the lncipent stages of
all pulmonary affections, which often arrested by
nse OF IT. For sale by Howell DAVIES.
Oct. - ,s
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TOE. RENT.

Ia The Brick House, situated NJ the corner of
tgasIm OF 'ihIfl Street aud Sixth Alley, at present
I4-Ilg- IN tue occupancy OF Rev. Archibald Smith.
Possession ma, be had on the Isl of November.
Apply TO
HENRY l.. nUFTEL.
Drt 90 wiw
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4 III. p,psons having claims against the estate of
u John p. Dawson deed. requested to bring
them forward legally authenticated, and they shall he
Maid and all those indebted to said estate VIII please
10 come forward and make payment to the under
signed. !! II. MookNNN'
Executor of John J. Davis. decd
Oct 96 IT.
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TO ENGINEERS.

fhftddiPh1, OctOOfr lcsto.
4 the Commercial Herald is devoted to the sub
lcot oi iSrERSAL IMrRoN EmENTs, II Is my dr.
sire 10 make II medium through which every Ivy
rlNa or toSrRNcTs on Canals, Rail Roads, &c.
hIou ghom The United .sfItts, may be made known To
Contractors. thetnioie propose 10 publish
ecs o stllngs that shall BE- torw ardcd 10 me- GRATIS
on, requiring those who send them to pay the post
aye oi thci, letters The advantages 10 be eainedby
those interested IN works OF improvement, IN having
notices OF their Lettings extensively circulated among
that class of men known toutrtrtofs II Ii believed
will be aulclcn induccmcnt for tlcm TO forward si,cr
notices Tor insertion And the knowledge tllss
the Herald will contain these notices. from the dcr
cn parts OF the | nitcd States WILL no doubt, induce
great numbers OF Contractors TO become subscribers
IT, l"r the sake Of the information important to
them. have 10 ask al yon. therefore, to forward 10
me (aways early possblc) such advertisements
oi Lettings You has hhtr occasion II publish aud
also do the iavotrto let II he known 10 the Con-
tractors your lnc. that the Herald will contain
more Information Of the hind spoken of, than any
other paper IN tho tnlon,
Very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
rs. The terms OF the Herald arc, daily paper
"a on per annom-tri-weckly. $500; payable in ad-
yanCe.
Co. Southern papers are requested to publish the
above.
Oct. % II
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b. the last arrival from Europe We were IN
,,,oeJ of tic death, by cholera, at Gcnoa- OF the
famous P.cIx's', We should IKE to lear some
particulars of the . last end OF the 'u''''0"' nd
der.
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FOR NTN z,

II A House and Lot on Sixth Street, nj pre-
f!.!fm seut occupied BY Nh John Towuey. Pos
I4aAlW- session can be bad 25lh December next.
ArShLOM WILLIAMS.
Oct. % WV If
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The ocean, to lecture against the "sin" Of slav,
y Physisian heal thyscfl" before thou pam-
est thy nostruns upon others, for 81 many pounds
per annum
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UIGGI,..,, OEEICL,

DIGGE& OFFICE,
Iynchburg. Octobcr 2Gh, lsl5.
Drawing of the Dismal Swamp Lottery, Class No.
~, for 1875.
t IS % 4 AZ II y G3 rs 81.
Call for chances in Petersburg Lottery, No. IL
At DlGGES' OFFICE.
Oct Of
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Linsecd Oil and White Lead.

81 received a fresh supply of English Linsecd
ol and White Lead, of superior quality.
j. II. x J. f.. ROIALL.
Oct. 90 air
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FOUND

pY one Of nv servants, between my house and
- the Spring. on Thursday morning last. " atch,
which the owner get by identifying, and paying
the cost of this adv ertisemcnt.
ISIlAM SCRUCGS.
Oct pc
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\ WET nurse WANTED.

TNOR whom liberal price will be given, from tins
I time until Christmas One from tue country
would be preferred. She must be riiting to under
take the duty and furnish satisfactory evidence Of her
general good health aud ncatness. Apply at the
Oflce of tue Nmginian.
DC, % IL Is
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LATEST FASHIONS.
1g
Splendid Silk and Beaver Hats.

Splendid Silk and Beaver Hats.
Fashionable Hats, at my Hat and Shoe Store,
which we're manufactured by my order, expressly for
retailing in this market. My friends and the public
are respectfully invited give them examination.
JOHN G.. MEEM.
Sep. 81 Sw ii
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r.. EARLX.

SURGEON DENTIST,
w Ill. he absent from Lynchburg about tw'
w weeks.
Octl5 Z, IL
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6 Wumbers-1Od drawn ballots I

Resides JOs-l0s-2Os-&s
Tickets SlO--ilahcs Sj,-2rs. S21.
For Sale at DlGGES' OFFICE.
Oct 2G
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L. An Anti-Nan Buren, meeting is called in
the great county of Loudoun, ON the first Monday
IN November. |, it not time that the opponents
of official dictatioR 10 The people those WIN
think that the President has no right, aud should
not be permitted, TO appoint his own successor.
should BIZ moving on the subject here
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

O. Resolutions have been introduced into the
Legislature Of Tennessee, by Mr.. Calal, nonlina-
ting Judge White as next President of the United
States.
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binding IN one case NJ In the other Surely II
there be o,erpowering influence in the voice of
sei-eonstitutcd Convention. Col. Johnson is as
much entitled to lis weight as Mr.. IN Buren,.
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l.. GODS,
NJ. STUART,
L. I.MERSO\.n

Will our Northern L,rthren" continue, after
this, 10 tolerate this foreign mi<crcan! If they
do, can they wonder that the South manifest some
little disgust AT such proofs Of brofh,rly affection
The Commercial Advertiser also gives IA pre-
cous morscl of the history Of Thompson, the great
crusader against SIM" previous to his departure
from England, as the drpurizcd agent of certain old
women. ON his Mission of Philanthropy. Here it
is:
We are authorized to ,av that the proofs of
MIR. Geo Thompson's cmbczzlement of monies
from Mcssrs. Marshall a Dale, of London, for
which he was dismissed from their employ, and but
Tor their lorbearancc would have been sent on
mission TO Botany Bay, asalso the proofs of his cx-
pulsion from the literary and scientific institutions.
&C. have arrived, aud may he seen in the hands OF
James J rret, ESQ.,, No. 200, Pearl street. They
arc in the shape of aflidavs, taken before Thomas
Aspinwall, Esq, U. s. Consul for the city of Lon.
DON"
rogue turned mora,t A San.d!cr, crossing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

Oct. 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
- THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY,
:" AndnNer, l2lh Oct. 1875.

" Mr.. \. T. kaufman, tie subscriber OF tho a.
bovc declaration, now lircntiatc preacher, hay
ing spent three years in this Seminary, with a dis
tineuslcd character for talents and scholarship a
man OF integrity, worthy of trust and crcdcncc,
whose vcracit, is unimpcachcd and unimprachablc
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