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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-22

o. The Ponnsy lvania Van Burenitcs 20 IA
III" assertion OF State supremacy. George NJ
Dallas's opinion of the pow crs ola State Conrcn-
ton, for example. if true, not only sustain the
course of South Carolina, in the adoption of its
celebrated Ordinance of Nulfc alton, but would
have justified that State in any measure wla>o-
over. And yet the Van Buren, party pretend 10
abb, or Nullilication Why is the Richmond En-
qnrcr silent in reference to the revolutionary
coln,e OF its party in Pennsylvania!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-22

10 In publishing the report of Mr.. Claws A.
Die speech Lexington, on Colonization we can
not 'elra'n from denouncng the attempt, AS uni ust
as 1t Is i'lihera and impoltc, of the l.. S. Tce
graph, to identify Mr. G.. with the Abo,ion>,s
whom Mr.. {. unequvocally denounces, and whose
conduct he nn>paringlv censutes. If Mr.. Claws
sentiments be 1botaionism, the TELEGRAPH NAV
rest assured that there are thousands of sucb Aha
onistS in the South. We can see through the trick
cry OF the Telegraph, however. 1t is booking four
years ahead, when it fears that CLAW and Calhoun
will be in conhct-and it is thus early seeking to
prejudice the former in the South, by miSreprc-
Sent'ne his sentiments, and forcing him into false
position. The Telegraph, need not, however. hone
that the anxiety of Mr. Claws friends for harmony
IN the WING ranks will induce them 10 perm, these
assaults to be pcrpetratcd upon him with immunity
Ind we torewarn il therefore, that il had better
remain silent upon this thcme-as, under the con-
troll oil another editor, who viii soon, we hope, res
cue II from the mischievous management of its
present head, we have no doubt it will lercat
ter do. Ii MIR. Clay's sentiments, in his Lexing-
ton speech, entitle him to the epi,he of an 4boH
fiontst, then Thomas Jefferson was one likewise
and SO were James Madison and John Marshall and
nearly one-half of the Virginia Legislature of
lo3O-l-and thousands OF her people now. For
one, we confess, that we look upon Slavery with
much less adherence than we did five ycars aco
The more we have investigated the subject, the
less do We deem it worthy of denunciation
and eproacl'-lndeed, the sentiment of Gov. Nc
Duffle, that e negro slavery is an Indispensable
element OF free government" which once startled
us as bold and monstrous paradox, begins to
wear to our mind the aspect of profound phoso-
plN-But, after all, as Sir Roger was won, to cx-
clam, " much may be said on both si1 s,"-and
we are not bound to be less charitable to those
who believe Slavery wrong in the abs tract and
perniclous in practice, because we once thought O
ourselves.
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VERMONT ELECTION.

r.o .,,,en Mountain Ways rave maintained
Revolutionary celebrity. They have elected
Their Governor, Lieutenant Governor '""f o' the
,,.o,bers of Congress, and Il large majority of
,.;.Io,ure. Thus falls another Of the homes
do Van Burcnilcs. The Jersey Rines, VIM
/ ,.u,,s went hand and hand with the Green Noun
- will soon swell the number of Wig
,riumphs that are carrying CONSERVATION into the
abs Of the adversary party, and turning the
| ,.,,s Of the Off .e-holdcrs pale with alright.
The following are the returns for Governor of
Vermont as Far as received
ell. y Jennison (Whie) l2,ll1
~ r Bradley ". b. o,6Sl
The part Of the State to be heard from will, ii
: xa;J. increase the Why majority.
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ANECDOTE,

Hlr. Wiekife, in his speech at Covins,on, some
time since, related the following anecdo,e. the
truth OF which no one will dispute who know, that
gen'en'an's character. lie was it will be rcmcm-
hered, an original Jackson man, but unlike many
OF that body, Inc believed that the hero's pariz,ns
were IN earnest when they so loudly promised Re-
trcnchment and Reform, if they should get into
power Accordingly, soon after the formation
OF the Cabinet, he, as chairman of the committee
OF heircnchmcnt, 1--WE tIiink,) waiel upon Mr.
Eaton I" request his opinion of the proprety of
dismisSing certain officers who held sinecures in
the War Department, and who were useful as
partisan brawlrrs-" You astonisI me !" said the
Secretary" These are firm friends of ours. and
they must have office" g But thought" re-
picd Mr.. W. every unnecessary EXPENSE was
10 be avoided, aud there were to be no olice-hol
derS without duties to perform"
Oh - laughed the accomplished bioqrnpher
y these things will do for party to preach up that
wants 10 get into power but when they are in. il
VIII never do for them TO practice upon them"
Peoples Echo
" neither the foregoing anccdotc be true or not.
IT Is pretty certain that the party now in power
have altogether disIcgarded the pledges which car
ried them into Office. Let any man contras, tho
increased expenditures of the present admins
tra'lon with the promises of retrenclmcnt which
they So Proiu>ely made when they were STRUGGLING
10 get into Office, and he will have "A striking COM
mentafy upon Soomon's famous text, VANITY If
vaniticS-all is vanity"
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MARRIAGES.

Married, IN North Carolina, on Oh, inst by the
REV. lhos. Thompson, MI JAMES y. Pnulirs
TO Miss MARY NJ. dnnsih,r Of Col. John Pryor, all
Of Amherst
Married, IN the 18Th inst. hy the Rev II. b.
Coles, Mr. tmRlsrorurR s. RoANr, of Anlcrrt,
10 Mrs. RsrrceA b. Jonn,N, Of Prince George
county.
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WHEAT W ANTED.

ANlNC understood that report has been cir
cuiacd through the country that in consr-
qucncc of the loss ri ON M,ldmn, are out II
the Wheat markets
We take this method to inform our old customers
and the public generally that wish To buy all the
Wheat can, and shall be prepared nj all times 10
give the highest market price III cash, Tor all Wheat
delivered AT our Mills We respectfully ash the
farmers 10 call on before engaging their crops.
rs are determined to do by them well as any
other dealer dealers IN This market.
NJ. & II. :. LANGlIORNE.
n I've have n good supply OF PIais,or on
hand which would let our customers. have ON the
most accommodating terms and wish 10 purchase
3 10 100 barrels of the giowing cr"p of Corn.
VI. 4 II. =. l..
L,nehbure, Sept 90 Gw il
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NEGROES At AUCTION.
Ar nrcrsrer,;SSN.; ~.

4 the loti al next month tDctobcr.l Will sell,
~ on the Plantation OF the late Da I'D Jacobs. on,
I've River, IN Nelson County. In IN. highest bidder
about eighty head OF liue Stock Cattle among whcl,
are some f,st rate work Oxen, aad due portion of
good beef, fifteen ortwenty head OF valuable llors-
es aud Mules, several of which are Colts Two aud
three wears old, OF fine size. parts and action. and oil
the best blood more than hundred head III first
rate stocn HOGS, ,hnly or forty head of nice lat
clean wooded Sheep, three OF four hundred bushels
OF Rye and Straw; the entire cropoi Fodder, also.
the Plantation Tools. &c. &c.
For all sums unleficn dollars cash will be iequr
ed for all sums over that amount, credit until the
FIRST ofJuy will be given; bonds with approved sc
cur,iy will be. in every case required hui any pnr-
chaser who wishes. may cash his purchase. IA, de-
ducton of the legal interest.
WM. MASSlE.
administrator Of Ddrid jacobs. dee.
Nelson Go. September ~ tbs
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~ We are requested 10 say, that the Rev.
John Early will preach the Funeral Sermon of the
late Mrs. Powell, at Amherst Ct. house, on sun
day the I'd day of October next. Service to COM
mencc at / | o'clock A. NJ.
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'"e 'ooilon party will vote for hun Prcsi-
echt OF the Quilted State Mr.. Van Buren,, W.
nave repeatedly said, is not what is termed an alb
olhionlSt himself; vet having voted in favor of
placing lie blacks and whites on an equality at the
et-hoN-lmyins declared that Congress has
the power To abolish slavery in the District nj Co
umha, and beng Northern candidate, aud com
ing rom Whit HEY call Tree State, he is the ouy
''hdiddte THAI The aholilionisiS will vote FOR; and
So lar from there being any truth in what the Globe
says, as To their hatred and III e.ill towards him.
il'N speak we'll Of Mr.. Van Buren,. aud are not
without hope that through northern man, should
ne succeed their grand effort of emancipation
may Vet prosper. The aholitioni>s do NOT bring
INN forward rs thcir candidate, the, do not re-
commend their friends to vote for him they
would not lnlnie the Northern candidate So much,
'l'N Understand their game better. They pre-
tend otenslhlv to have no candidate of their own,
pu' the hngcr Is e. pointed To the man.
u Tennessee rs in motion, on the subject Of
Internal Improvements, us well as in reference to
Tie Presidential election. We have Just peruscd
'he highly interesting proceedings of the citizens
OF Madison county, in tina, State, in which, BY the
most cogent arguments both OF political policy and
pceuniary emoument, they enforce the impor
"
ing on the West with the New Orleans railroad,
and on the East with road through Virginia, 10
the Atlantic Seaboard. We copy the following
resolutions
Rcsotred, That the interest of Tennessee de-
mands OF the State at the approaching called SEES
sion OF the Legislature, 10 devise the most practi-
cable plan for constructing "A railroad from the
Virginia line, passing through the central part of
the State, to the Mississippi river
ffsofefd, HAT for the purpose of conccntra-
ting and ascertaining the opinions of the people on
this sub this meeting recommends that a convcn-
ton be held al Nashville on the second Monday in
October mex, TO be composed ofdelceales from all
the counties in the State.
Rcsotrcd, That seven delegates be appointed
by the chairman TO represent this county in said
convention.
ResoiDed, That t|,c Secretary forward as soon
as convenient, a copy ofthc foregoing report and
resolutions to the Governor, with the request that
the subject may be communicated to the Lcgi,a-
ture a, its approaching session and that the Sec
rotary also forward IA copy 10 the Poslmastcrs OF
the several conny-iowns, with the request that
similar meetings may be held and delegates APP
pointed from all counties in the State.
Tho delegates appointed to attend the Con-
Ntii'l wire w IMAM Armour, James ii tuners,
Samuel Lancaster, Joseph II. Talbot Calvin Hen
lerson and Joshua HASKELL
Will not Virginia initiate this energy, and has
ten to form connection with the Southwest, by
this long-talhed Of Improvement through her own
rich back counties : Or, shall We continue TO
sqnabbc over our local interests. until the stream
Of commerce shall have been diverted into 9TH
er channels by the greater enterprise of o,l,cc
States
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-22
BEDFORD MEETING.

The Wing Corresponding Committee of Bed
ford County, are requested to meet at their court
house ON Monday next, (court-day) Punctua
attendance is desired.
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NO l'lCE.

NOTICE.
"TAS STOLEN from the subscriber, living
w in Amherst county, Va, on Stovalfs
Greek, on Sunday night, lStl,inst., a Ofrf.N
STILL, works 30 odd gallons, sound as TAR as
know, except crack under side the spout. Any
person detecting the rogue SO that he can be
brought to Justice, shall be entitled TO the Still Cap
and Worm which are in my possession.
NIB 1t is probabae that the Still is in boat
on James River, between this p ace and Richmond.
JOHN MERRITT.
S,pt % -- It,
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tire banks Of the Thames over the United forces of
IA savage ioe, aud of an enemy " 40 ou.ln 10 law,
spurncd their alliance
America hailed this triumph with rapture. and
Your services with the siuccrcSt and mos, cordial
gratitude. We hoped every thing for the s,tn,r
and confidently looked forward to new a,lieyc.
mentS from A0ar sword. We heard with ,,6n;,,
RI erct, thata circumstance concerning Which td,c
not heeome aS to Judge, at length occurred which
obliged YOU, according to your view of and p,-
der Just sense OF honor, Ia resign your bial fon,
mand. Permit us, General, 10 express eur warm
est admiration for Your gallant achievements. and
as ii Just tribute OF respect and gratitude of our fell
low-townsmen to invite YOU to Public Dinner ON
"Wednesday next The short time llat van "a,
manned with us, few days ago, prevented our fell
low c'l'zens from enjoying the pleasure of tender
Tag To ,od tins invitation al an earlier period.
We have the honor TO be,
Most respectfully,
Your fellow citizens
THOMAS WILSON, Mayor,
WIN. FOUSnEE,
ALEXANDER McRAE,
+. II. POSER.
GEN. W. II. HARRISON.
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y >>SZ~Sp The annual meeting of the
i ts;ss 80 Lvnchburg Bible Society will be
n,sayss held on Monday the 10Th of Oct.
u att o'clock p. NJ. at the Bap-
fist Church. A sermon will be preached on Sab
bath the 9th, at said Church, at 3 o'clock p. NJ.
in aid Of the Bible causc--By order of the board
of managers. JOHN Il. ID. PAYNE, Sety.
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DIR AWNINGS RECEIVED!
vWardsq Office. Spnf - lS.l

Wards Office, Sept -, 1886.
HNIlE following numbers were drawn for tho
l. Wheeling Lottery, 5lI Glass, for 1896, nj
Alxandran. on saturday the l7tl, inst, viz:
10. BIB. y. 36. 81. 80. -. 80. 70. AZ. 80.
oil. %. i.
And the foowincarc the numbers drawn for the
Wrsbnre LOTTERY, Extra Class No. e, nj Lynch
burg, on Tnesda, the 2Oh inst :
63. 30. 81. &c. 60. 26. 81. -. As. sc. 8.
o. Nos. 81. 90. SO. 4 CAPITAL OF
$50, besides large number of other handsome
prizes, in both of these drawings sold 1T
WARDS OFFICE.
o.. Renew your prizes in tho splendid Allow
andria Lottery of Saturday next, containing
l GRAND CAPITAL OF $4,000,
AND 100 PRIZES OF $1,000.
Tickets and shares IN a great variety Of num-
bers, for sale ut WARDS OFFICE,
First door nboce the Franklin Hotel.
Sept. %
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Music, BOARD. sc.

MFRS. JOHN TOMPkiNS continues to give
We lessons in Music, the Piano Forte and
Guitar and 10 receive into her family AZ boafder>.
Young Ladies, who may resort 10 l.ynchburg for
education. She keeps for sale Pianos OF the late t
improvements, and Guitars, with an assortment ~
Music received directly from the publishers, Guitar
Strings, &c.
Sept. WI Is
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o. 1t is asserted, by the Globe, and copied
by its echoes, that Tappan and the leading Abo-
litioni,t, are Wings. Ia reply, the y. y. Star
SAYS:
Il The Globe attempts to deceive the people of
the South. SO far from Tappan & Co being IN
vctcrato political enemies OF Van Buren,, tho
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WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

w iSE1NGTON MONU MENf.
HlIIi collectors of contributions in this State for
i erecting this Monument, are requested to re
init by the sherilfs or Otherwise, before the
first OF November, whatever they have collected 4;
aud IN those in which the collection is desired
to be completed return of the books is also re
quested. | will attend AT Richmond 10 receive the
money and books, or they may, in case of my abb
sence, be deposited in the Virginia Bank for me.
WILSON ALLEN,
Collector for Virginia.
Ric,mnnl. Seutrm ber 2.S 2t
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VI The Richmond Compiler has copied from
'ne lilies of the Enquirer of March, 1917, IA copy
u Tue correspondence which passed during that
''o"'h between committee Of the citizens of that
pace and Gen. Harrison, who was then in that ci-
Y' and who declined the honor of public din
"e' rendered 10 him, by the citizens, through Thos
",'So"' tNlayor,) VIM, Foushee, (Mr. Ritchic's
,a''er-n-aw,) Alex. McRae, (thc grea, Magog Of
'e"ocfacy at that day. and L. II. Prosscr,
'''''"n' not very extensively known as a poiti-
,'".' we copy it to show what was then thought
- '"e'hia republicans of "A distinguished feder-
g.; RICHMOND, 22d March, 1917.
." The citizens of Richmond cannot ter
,os,;y " pass them, without offering TO YOU some
yo"r " "'i OF the high respect and esteem which
RIM 1''' services, rendered TO our country, du-
tained g. ''e war, have Justly and universally OBJ
cl,,1 ~, "e'foIt was surrendered, and dark
s;nr ''tu over our country, we saw you ri
and "e Storm encouraging the Responding,
saw ,o, ''e hopes of your COMMUNICATIVE
have ,na Juggling with difficulties, which might
tra;n;np me siontcst heart-,he difficulty Of
cin;na55 o"u commanding force raw and und;s-
hosu;tatI, o' encountering the hardshps of an IN
of region, at most inoen,en, SEASON and
wild lpoflng alta great distance hrouoh kle,>
neressa. uo munitions of war, and every article
We b,, 'o' the use and support Of IA great army.
you hnaIiv march 10 victory on
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WINES sr",Hs r"rs,n,rs, r'cHI.s, sr-
w Rurs, JAWS, JrLLirs, BR,NpIfs, JAMAICA
RuM, iloLi.,Np G,S, TrAs Etc. A few prices
annexed. viz
Champagne Ninr quart bottles, 81 -
do do put do, %
dllock do quart do. 80
For sale by Howell DAVIES.
Sept ~ tsn
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Avcrctt's Lottery and Exchange once.
LfNCHBURG. "a.
I Grand Capital Prixc Of $4,000
100 Prizes oflOO0is 100000
REALLY GOOD SCHEME

BESIDES many of Sos. 5tDs. i0s. &c. &C.
Tickets only Slo-ilalves Sj-ttuarters So 50.
For large prizes IN this grand Scheme call at once
II ANEKETl'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Sept. %
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Lottery Il Exchange Office.
DEANS
Lottery and Exchange Office.

Draining Of he Uheeing Lottery, Extra No. Il, in
the order in ,chieh they cerc draen
~ ~ - &C 10 % 81 II II 56 4.
Renew Your small prizes in the following splendid
schame for the benefit of the Mechanical Benevolent
Society of Norfolk Class No. Il, 10, 1896:
Ia be dra,cn at 4ieranirn, IN. on Saturday, Sept.
-, 1896, al three o'ciock u. NJ
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N q II & f..

FINliE Subscriber thankful for the former liberal
l. patronage Of his friends, and the public, IA
dopls this method of apprisiny them that he has
re-opcncd his Hotel in the town of Lovines,on,
Nelson County, aud by attention, he hopes to
meri, his former patronage. G. 7. ESTES.
Sept. p w3w
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GRAND SCHEME.

Besides 10 OF 5000 % OF $500 \ OF POO &c. &c.
Tickets Sl0, Halves So Quarters 81 50, Tor sale at
the Office OF WIN. DEAN.
All orders from the country nclosing the cash
prize ticket tpost pub thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
uncnrrcn Bank notes taken atplr for tickets.
WM. DEAN.
sept -,
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and Montgomery, have doubt the an buren, ''chrl
will receive large majurtes. You may count oh '"o
thousand majority in this Congressman! District
..rhe election took place yesterday, IN ic!hessee.-
Yor need not feel surprized should y"1 hear tha! '1a
iory in that State harr gnTc for Van Bu'S' u me
pco there could only have known the real i"sea'ohs
OF the Wing party in FTgnia. they would nave gone
almost unanimously f,r him. Bat many OF 'he'h sun
believed notwithstanding al! that said OF the SUD-
iccl that Judge White would lie supported By The OpPo
silion in this State.
..LrmlssuRG, Nov. lG;h: l55O.
hasten 70 inform you of the sClt ct our county
elections AIhcuul in the minority. is usual. th!nh;
every thing int" consde ration That we have a!-
taneI our stand nrh!y. Every store, TAVERN con';c'
,;,r,ry and oror shop IN the Place. Lewisbu:g) were
n,nn. 10 u.s. l,rrhcr with all the magistrates in the
c.Iury ar, also land Spectator from your section Of
rh, State who was yrrv bpiSlrr"ns on Inc occasiol:-
W;r tickets were had in abundance. Ola gFryh'"oGo
men were !ravrsng the :lrrelS IN every dIFecl'on SUI"
citing voters with harsiu OF tickets rec negro F""
Ca,ii.cisru Abutvnisi. with every other lh!ng l"lt
hn,,eH ir,7rlnapna could PAINT, ingenuity invent
vrrr rcsorcd TO- YET, with all thiS ODDS against US
r,r will SER That The little Spartan bnnh VINO
soi hy REYNOLDS last spring. was w;tl us 'i!S t''' u
vn.c, at the Court hHusr Inc wing tiec'or' iir'!
Er,kine Esq., came hu:nc Sunday. 9th inst, about
II o'cI,ck from the North, and on Monday morning,
DIV rhr mounted his horse and went 10 HE Anthony
Creek precinct. (ahout - miles > and at that pre-,
ciuct AS Won will see. got very alTe iaprity' !
never witnessed such cx"rlInns III this county, al any
pryiyIs election Tie Wings surrounded IL" coiIiiS'
sic,.rs table CRYING uZza iur Harrison, lrs'i!y Our
Crlcrn,c elect was there by The commissioner making
remarks about almost every Van }nrcn vote, IN most
tanning manner Frna.ly, the Wings did every th'n@
in their power give You The precise returns from
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ELECTORAL ELECTIONS.
QaG Fo!cs ne, essary to n Choice


Perhaps II. Carolina l5-Lnnslana :,-ind'ana J.
shrnid we lose n Jersey, r. Island and Nnrth Ca
ro!ina we must then draw upon our Western Funds
and We think they will be good fer the 70 y"ts-ut j.
almost seems idle to rnn before the wind. M sp"cu!a
ton can affect the result. We must therefore,
wait qricly-in tranquility and in hope.
VIRGINIA.
We shall not, yet, repeat the tnblc-bnt content
ourselves with giving such additional new, or corrected
returns as we aYc received since on! iasl-lhe Exc
cu,ivr have ad official returns from only "a counties
of which, we gave in last 81, and we lay the follow
ing lG additional before our rcaders-addng Snch
returns rs we have received from variety OF other
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-18
Van Buren, majority,
And a gain Of 800 since August.

From the foregoing returns, it will be seen thai ''
has been nett Van Burcn gam Of about 2I2 ana RE-
y IL counties heard from At This rate, there cas- s
doubt but the State has gone for Van Buren, AND D.
mncracy, hy very considerable major'y Tbs - i.'
cheering. IL the Republicans Of tic good Old No7,. -;
Union.
",Hcp Han0rcr deserves well TO be- 'ycd he ''s.c'
hod' Of Democracy Although the county has rSs'
been strong and firm in her RepubiicaarsH: a st"
chaHgc has now been brought about; Wmg'Sm ~
scarcely Trstiugplacc left Tor the s9!S OF rs r"i
sin the town Of Wilmington there has been iios l.
tonsIing change in favor OF The democratic PgHy IL
deed. there has been perfect r1r9in,ioD III c ?'c'
the town, where Federal Wi!iggrry has held tIr So
(wtt two or three cxccp'onsy cyr. since The RcYoiii
For Van Buren,, ~
Wmggcry, ia
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NORTH C.1EOLLH.7-EijpM Sims,

TO TIE EUiTOR or TIE EvOr,sr,
"liALrrAA, n e. No?. IT,
rhc prospect begins 10 brighten npon Us in hi:
The returns from the counties furnished YOU bcln,
very decided Van Buren, gain since GIT last ..ST
eIcclnns-For instance. in Wakr comfy, abo:, :. "
Orange, Uc residence Of w +. f!angr,n, wilir; 49,, ID
Dudley majority Of lo5D there is nov Van Re-.
majority "f 202: in Franklin, gain is alou, H.;
Martin, about TIE same. There has been no ts,.
falling oil on our side in any county bnt JoIr..
Where VIC lose about lO0--wIcrea*. III" EI;, H..
the only two counties (Haay and Northampton ,.
from, which give them majority, is III.
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