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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
For GOccrnOr.

In the same counties, the " hgs have gainedtwo
members OF the Legislature, having lost one in
Pint, and gained three in Granville. The Raleigh
Star say, /: "The stronghods of Van Bnrcn are
fst heard FROM and far from disconraging, there
is every thing to give the wings confidence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11

a. 1t is perhaps due to the author Of the e>-
says signed Lynchburg,' to sly, tint he la,
been unavodably interrupted IN The discussion of
the su bjcct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11

u Tie Norfolk Beacon states thai the cort
crop from Yorktown, through jamestown, and
thence down James River to Norfolk, will lie ON,
of the largest for many years pas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11

a. The Dansille Reporter states that here vas
a white frost at Asllville, " c. on the 10Th of Ju-
lyi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11

~ We have heretotora asserted, and we re
neat, that Martin Van Buren, WAS opposed TO the
was Of 1872 If he wa, not, History itself is but
,oo,ber term for Falschood. Ills own name, in
corporaed with the proceedings of the Caucus held
at Albany, for the purpose OF nominating Dewitt
r linton. wh1 was the candidate Of the Hartford
.,onventonisfs for the Presidency, in opposition to
James Madison, i, our authority for the declsra-
ZION, and they who deny it are either ignorant Of
tbc facts, or wlllully pervcrl the truth. That
Van Barren was at one period in favor Of the war,
we never have denied, and do not NOW. That he
wrote ESSAYS and addresses in favor of it, may be
true or may not bc--wc care not fig whether it
he so Of not. Bat we assert, and no man can de-
ny il, without, flying in the teeth OF recorded his
terry, that he identified himself, during the conin-
nance of that contest, with The Eederalis,S of the
Boston stamp, who declared that it was unbc-
coming moral and religious people to rejoice
over the victories achieved over the cnemy--and
that. hv thus acting, he paraly wed the arm of his
government, when every good citizen should
have rallied to its support. Admit, that at prior
pcriod, he was in favor Of the War, and it only
nroyes as wehavc heretofore observed, that ON this
question, as on every other of importance, upon
which he has been called to act, he has taken beth
SIDES. lust as his supposed interest Dictated" IL
ding both sides fthe sapling''-a feat which John
Randolph once asserted no man could perform,
and which none but an unprincipled trader in poll
tics like himself could achieve
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11
IL SGD.N ..

Will be added to the above sale ; and one Of
two good Saddle Horses.
CHARLES PHELPS.
Aug ! II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11
rbo nototourt rali Races for 1896,

4 NER the Biz Lick Course, will commence ON
NJ Tuesday the 9th September, aud continue
for toul DAYS.
First Dng-A SweepsiuIe for colts and FLIES,
) years old, entrance 600; fortoi, $50 to name
and close the Isl September
Sec0aR Dag-h Post Stake, free for all horses
entrance 500; 10 nlme and close the evening of
the 9th.
1hUd D0y-Jockcy Club Purse, $500; en-
trance $50.
Fo"rh DaV--i SwccpSa>e for colts and i'll
lies, , years old, enhance 5000 forfeit $685. to
name and close The lst September.
Same DaV-A fine Saddle, Bride, &c will be
run for by saddle horses
The Jockey Club Purse " II be paid to the win
net free of discount
Good stables aud litter furnished for thirty hor-
SEES Gratis. SAMI. G. ADAMS.
August II tdr
RI. SAID that tho Queen fooH Inc
Kings hair OF the waddins that had been lodg-
cd therein. 1t was also reported, that courier
had been despatched to the Duke of Orleans and
Ncnours, to invite them to return in all haste 10
Paris"
LONDON, June 2S.
The diabolical attempt 10 assas,inatc the Kin e
Of the French had no particular ipAuencc upon the
British Funds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11


The Defendants George Crawford and Nancy
hls wife, formerly Nancy Clcmoos, Henry Ken
u'N and Katy hi, wifi, formerly ka,y ClomonS,
james Bogle aud Polly his wife, formerly Polly
Clemens, John Clemens, Christian Clemens,
james Clemens, James Russell and Sail, his WIFI,
formerly sally Mecorlcv, james McCorlcy, " H.
liam McCorloy, Alexander Gamble and Jane his
wife, formerly Jane McCorlcy, not hlving enter
ed llclr appearance and gwen security according
to tue act Of Assembly aud the rules of TN, Court ;
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that tho,
are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth II i,
ordered, thai they do appear here the frs, day Of
Oe'oher Court neu aud answer the hl of the
Plaintiffs Z; and thai this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in Lynchbnre, for two
months successfully and posted al the front door
OF the 'onft-honSe of this county, on somo Court
day. CopY-ToSic,
WILLIAM \. CLEMENT, pc.
Aug. / w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11

,..,.i., support Judge White, who rs not tainted
Win one OF them, rather than Van Buren,, who is
..,ilt, Of diem all
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11

% Richard X. Cralle, Esq. of this place, will
take charge of the editorial department of the
Washington Telegraph, about the lst OF Sep
tcmber. We shall publish his prospectus in a
few DAYS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11


o. Richard X. Cralle, Esq. of this place, will
take charge of the editorial department of the
Washington Telegraph, about the lst OF Sep
tcmber We shall publish his prospectus in
few days.
o. The editor of the Norfolk Beacon having
recently paid visit to the ancient city of Viii
amsburg, speaks in glowing terms of its improv-
Ing condition. - The old Capitol, (he says,) where
the elogucncc of Patrick Henry so often resound
ed, and which was the of some OF the most
Interesting events in our history, is about 10 be
rebuilt, and adapted to the purposes OF female
academy, on an enlarged and an enlightened scale
We also learn, from, the same source, that the
railroad from Richmond to Yorktown IS very
popular along the contemplated line, and that the
public mind is excited on the subject.
u We have read, with unaoyed pleasure, the
beautiful eulogv delivered at Culpepcr court house.
on the 18th OF July, by John s Barbour, Esq. on
The HE, character and services of James Madison
Its great length alone prevents its immediate re-
publication in our columns. Mr.. b. states a fact,
~
~ so to the public. After accounting satisfactorily
ior the unfortunate selection of officers in the
''ef stages of the war of 1912, he says " Within
The scope ofhis (Mr Madison's) personal observa-
''oh came one of those men who strike and hold
a'eh'ien' twas the wish of James Madison at
one momentto call the Speaker of the House of
represent tves (Nr. Clay into high military SER
vice. l lie penetration and sagacity of Chatham,
o'oi bonaparte could not have been more striking
y Illustrated than was Madisons choice of Henry
LAY Tor military command. Why that purpose
was th"arled Or abandoned or from what causes,
i am not informed But do know, from the
"s"eS' authority, that his eye had fallen nDon this
distinguished citizen, as combining all the strong
''', rare qualities that belong to military genius,
",'i VI lis wish to give it that direction" We
'"'' "efe'ilef draw upon the speech Of Mr. Bar
WHO seems TO have been favored with access
''o mos authentic sources Of information, for
's' interesting anecdotes relative to one of Viz
s'a'" mos illustous sons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11

Aug. / |
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-12

MERCANTILE LIBRA RI AssocIATIoS.-The election
for ofics Of this excellent Institution takes place this
evening We cannot possibly say any thing further Of
the two parties struggling for the ascendancy.-
We like them both too well to wish any bad feeling
undue evaporation created among them. Whoever
may be elected, we have doubt all parties will fall
in and carry out its noble purposes hereafter. Even
If NJ r. Nesbit should be elected il would not greve u.s.
for hear he regrets the letter alluded to yester
day. The following proceedings will speak for them
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-12

The Sparror protected.-M. Hecsr, of yalencien
procured the kitten Of wild cat which he so ef
feetuay tanned, that she became the friend and protec-
tor OF domesticated sparrow. M. Hecar always al
day, cat belonging neighborng house, had seized
upon this sparaw, and making off with il but this
wild cat observing her at the very moment few at puss
and made her quit the bird, which she brought bleeding
and half dead, TO her master. She seemed from her
manner, really to sympathise very sincerely with the
situation of the poor sparrow and reoiced when il re-
covered from the injury, and again able TO amuse
itself with this wild grimalkin
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-12

ADVERTISE TILL FoRBrD.-It would be great con-
ven;euce for editors if every advertiser would x time
for his advertisements appear. Hereafter with the
exception of yearly advertisers, we shall have to re-
aues every person assign limit. either so many
DAYS weeks months. ~
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-12

u Salem is tired Of being town any longer-it has
applied for city charter. Ambitious baggage. 1t
must have Mayor, Alderman and turtle soup as well
its betters.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-12

W The Massachusetts Legislature have appointed
acomm'itee to examine their banks whether any
OF them have violated the terms of ther charters Its
an idle GRAND, they will find out nothing but what they
told
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-12

WOODEN NuTSE6s IN CALcurrA.-H appears that
our patton abroad not alone suffering under the odum of
attempting cheat another at home but at length,
some of the nice of the trade have been discovered
to have extended itself several paris of the world.
large quantity of indigo lately sold ia Calcut-
ia, az a little under price. Creating suspicion an ex-
animation took place-it found to be spurious,
only Is per indigo the other clay and trash. And
on farther investigation il found to have been ORR
ginsllv sent to France where indigo was selling at %
per pound, being unsold returned to America and
then shipped to Canton and from there shipped Cal
eutta and offered Manila indigo handsomely packed
in Chinese boxes and mating.
When will tricks and cheating in trade cease, This
reminds us of the hundreds of pipes of genuine port
wine, manufactured annually in London by dislers,
from logwood aad drugs, and then forwarded to
tsblishment at Oporto-whence it is received back
the real article having the c. H. mark on it, and sold
to the agents of the buffers Of the gentry and nobility of
Great Britain
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-12

W The Board of Assistants, met last night, bat
transacted no business Of Importance. Several petitions
were presented and referred. The correspondence be-
tween the Mayor, and the Mayors Of Boston, Phladel
pha, Baltimore, Troy, Lancaster, sc. was read, APP
proved, and ordered on file. As usual, the oysters,
beef steaks and cigars admirable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10
vs.. ". DAVENPORT

~ Y received ms Fall supply ut BOOTS,
i SHOES, MRS. cars. LEIJHER, &c
Ne. tomprsing ever, variet, of s,l and fashion, OF
Ladies'. Misses. Chdien's Gcnllemen's& louihs
Boots aud shoes. Over SHOES. Hats aud Caps. with
Nauely al Aalerpfoof Goods, consisting of
Ladies' Waterproof kid and Morocco Walking
=hoes, Fur ltntd and Trimmed,
Ladies selsctteen Waterproof Boots
Ladies' ! clStlteeu b,cf Shur,
Ladies' Para Rubber os.t Shoes Fur trimmed.
Misses do Rubber Over Shoes
Genlem"us tali,kin Waterproof Boots. douSl.
sol.s,
Genllcnca.4 do do Bo,t4 ,,ero,J
Gentlemon's Goatsk,n do Boo,s aud t.uar,or
Boots
Ladies, Misses aud ChiIdrens Aprols,
GentIencn's Tom and Jerry Coats
Gentlemeu's Elastic Braces and pantaloon Straps
All oi the most approved quality. aud IN order 10
Introduce the us" OF those Goods, they will be sold
~ very small advance on ia. Factory prices.
400 SIDES Red aud Oak Tanned Sole Leather
700 do Wax and Russell Upper do.
Philadelphia aud New York. Call>kins, Lining
Sk,l's; binding skins Shoe Thicad: Blank Books !;
Writing Letter aud Wrapping Paper: icaisk,n,
liorsosklr. aud from framed Travelling Trunks. Ac.
Nc. Nc.
October 10 " II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

commence to=niaffow, when ~ shall have = sa-
Ter ctltrr.pn.
The President has orlercj court of Inquiry To
investigate The ci the fulure OF the Florldi
camPlisn, Gen. Nlcumh 10 hr Pres drni !, hcn-
eral Btads and Atkinson. members and Capt.
Samuel Canper, judge Advocate aud Recorder :;
10 assem- les Al Frederieklown. Nj. as ~
Il" state oi tn service vii permit.
GOV. Cas- Iflt Washington On The ill inst. ior
New N"ra, whrre he viii embark lar France, a.
our Minister Plrnipotenl an, 10 thai Court.
ihr Secretary of the reasnry has appointed
Cornelius ". L,aicncr ~ y. York, John White
ol bainmon' aud Henry u. cdpin ri Phllad''-
PIMA, To investigate the affairs ot II" lnli"d
States Bunk, "liha view to line disposal "i the Sc
ven millions oi stock belonging 10 the government.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

% We were quite amused to see, in the last
Enquirer, Challenge from the "Rfpubcan
county of Botctourt," to Shenandoah. Halifax,
&C. tor trial of strength on the 9Th of November
next. "Repubiican Borctourt!" Has the E,hl-
0p'an changed his skin, or the Leopard lost his
'po'sf When was Botetourt purgrd of her cdc-
Tai SINS! Where was size dyed in the wool of
newborn Democracy Let the poll-bnoks of
'ne county be examined, and it will be seen. that
""eh The State was divided into Republicans and
ieueralsts, Botetourt never failed 10 give larer
'eo'fal majority! Nothing more clearly show,
''' supreme righteousness of preserving the old
p''y names now that they have lost their orig-
~ ''s""ca''on. than the application of the tern,
'r"'"eon to Boctourt, while il is denied to Bed
- ''e@ It BIZ that the party which recognizes
d. fancy, an alien and sediron law federal
~ '''e oil It's leaders, should assert its exclusive
" ''''S little understood and much abused
appcllation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10
MARRIAGES..

Married, on Thursday the oh October. hy tht
ke>d. Nm. :. Reid, Mr.. EDWIN Ron,NsoN ~
kichmond, To Miss FRANCES BuowN. daughter OF
Mr.. IirnfN Brown, sen. of Bedford.
-, On the ,erdant grass, (brncaih an nm
hra9eons ehe>nnt,) AT Oik,lllc, on September 2sih,
by the Rev. Mr.. Fisher. (ni the Buckingham CIR
cni.) MI Z,cuAnI,u Tue>rR, TO The accomplish
ed and much admired Miss T.. CNr, of Bucking-
ham.
g" Tho,r, nns joined together, lc, no man put
a,undrr"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10
SOM t.ra2INd. GOOD.

III SJMp TEI, Tabor respectfully Hialms
the public, that ne la, Just received his Fall
supply oi Goods, Consisting OF Superlir- Black,
Blue, Green, Brown and Olive Cloths also Sur
tout Cloths Pilot Cloth Of superior stamp Tor Over
Coats Black, Blue and Drah Ca>siincicS do Cor
ded. Ribbed and Plaid OF the most fashionable STYLE
Black Velvet, Plain aud Figured Satin, PLAIN an d
Figured ;rcnncns best Satin Bow Stocks do PLAIN
d" Bombazinc together with such other ARTICLES
as are usually KEEP, by those is his line of business.
II" has taken much pans in The SELECTION and fat.
tiers himself that he all be able to give general
satisfaction to all who may give him call OF send
their or.,crs.
o. Tallors can he supplied with inch measures,
chalk and binding Tor Froeks and Ovrr Coats
October 10 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10
NGlI7S WAitEis.,, 80.

VIE subscribers have leased. lor term OF ,esrs.
this well known and desirable Wsrrhonsc stu
atcd immediately on the street leading from the
bridge To the market house aud Respectable, solicit a
share of Tobacco brought To this market for Inspcc-
ton. The subscribers deem it unnecessary to 90 IN
10 a minute description OF this property ~ il is gen
orally known 10 be one amongst the dcst and safest
Warehouses III the town Of Lvnchburg. This house
has recently undergone thor ugh repair aud is now
ready tor the reception Of Tobacco. The Inspectors
at tins House arc VIM. Canad, aud John Wheeler
gentlemen whom we confidently recommend to the
public as capable OF dscharging any duty belonging
To their Office We particularly invite tn. the old
customers OF this House, To give call rs nothing
shall be wanting gu thc pat OF the Projectors aud
Inspectors. 10 give general sat,siactlon We will n
all tunes atte"d to the selling OF Tobacco FOR plant
ers, free of charge. JESSE r. BURTON
MARK ANTHONY j.
StM'L. y. JENNINGS.
\. B.-l would particularly invite NV old trends
and customers, who patronIlrd Martins Ware.
house. to give their aid IN this lease AS all h.
cesar, attention shall be- paid give general salts
faction. b. their friend. &c.
JESSE r. BURTON.
october ~ w5m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

o. We suppose that the Enqurcr's prefer
ence for Mr.. Van Buren, over Judge White is TO
be attributed TO personal and not TO political con-
sdcratons-since most Of the charges which that
paper urges against Gen. Harrison equally true
Of MIR. Van Buren,, and do not apply to Judge
White. Politically, the Enquirer is bound, by its
own showing, To support Judge White but we
suppose " its wishes, men, are clearly in favor
Of Mr.. Van Buren,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10
\ DsUt:(:IST WANTED.

VA IN led, young mai To take charge of a
W wholesale aud retail Drug Store who i.
well qnalIilcd rs salesman and Phumacentlst a,
evidence OF which satisfactory recommc nd atoms
will be required. A line addrcsscdto \. b. Lynch
bnrg, Va stating particulars will be prompts, at.
teGGsd to.
- .Ar Rirhmoni Compiler rU copy, semi -mreh L.
H. one m3p 't,ond charge nis OGce.
October - II if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10
FOR RENT,

p-a That spacious. Coinmodou. and elegant
EfEsl tanilt residence first street, now oeeu-
Ma pied by dmuud nston. Esq Also, tho
E--M.-I tenement lusl helow--a very comfortable
establishment Tor small family. The subscriber ia
authorized sell, aud thsl moderate terms all
the real estate IA thc town of lyuohbure belonging
10 Ge"rg" Nhtlnche, 81. This property, n large
portion bc,ng on II Nam Street, is among the most
valuable IN tue place.
PNfRIcK H. CABEII.
Any. in fact for G. ".
Oetuher 10 wAw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

Gold Nincs.-Wc believe it isn,w alnitc1
tia, the Mine, in the mel .hhorlood of Fredrrcks-
burg contl, AT least rich deposi,cs Of the pre-
cins metal as are to be f,an in any other section
of virginia and ihr recrat heavy sprculations in
he stock of the newly formed Com paairs in that
region wnnl srrm to in licaita growing confidence
in their prndictivcnrs:. The " Grrtnrood g."
(,tock in which i, Advert for sale by our towns
man John r. McDanel.) we are assured, is one of
the richest and most valuable of that " cluster of
Mines" in the midst Of the Gold Region in the
county of Spo,tsylvania, which are about Ia real
izc the most srngninr hopes Of their proprctors ;
and Mr.. NJ Daniel is well known TO our COM
n,unitv as a man not likely to embark in vision
arv scheme that his connection with it is well cal
cula,ed to inspire confidence in tine Of the
cn,crprizc. We have had opportunity of cx-
amininc some Of tn, Ore-But as onn can only
Judge of these Thugs by complrSon and as we
have bu, tlc practical knowledge on the subject
We can ONLY give ia, opinion Of others, in sayinI
that il i, yer, rich. These specimens are in the
posscs,on Of Mr.. MrDaacl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

o. The Washington Telegraph Of the lst inst.
Announces tia, the unpleasant controversy be-
tween Mossrs. Charles EIIrn, jr a.h Mneurc
Robinson, of Virginia, had been honorably accom-
moda,rd Cen. Towson, whose kind Offices wcr.
called IN by the gentlemen WHO interested rlrni-
Of the adjustment ayr, ed on by them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

G b y Friday, the l.sii inst. will sell, in front
~ oimv auction room. n valuable lot of House.
hold aud klirhcn FURNITURE consisting in par, Of
! good Feather Beds and Bcds,eads,
Mahogany Book CASE,
do Side Boards.
Chars. Tables, ecttrns,
-, :.
Glass Lamps, SotI, &c. Sc.
ALSO.
\ valuable lot nj Cut Glass.
China Table " arc &c. &C.
y H. 10 commence ~ fOo'rlock.
CHARLES PHELPS.
October & 2, if
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NV also BooH, OF subscription opened for
the NiocA of the MILL BANK COMPANY
n the same Gold region of the Greenwood Uni,4d
States, a.. The advantages of sait Companv are
yandaccnrately sci forth in the pro- pecus which
will be exhibited Tor examination
JOHN kOBS McD ANIEI
Octol or 10 rts,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

~ The September No. of th- Southern Lit
erary Messenger is received. Among the contrib
utors wc notice the names of Bulwcr Simms, Car
nett, e.. Til, Magazine deserves to be-, and IS,
we hope, we'll supported. Table of contents in our
next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

a. Nh J. Q. Adams delivered his Euloey on
27th uIt. It's srriard asa very able prolnc-
rion-,hon.h we are a,tepishrd to learn that Mr..
\. ayailrd hin,,rl'of thai occasion to " vlndicate
in decisive / rms, tie cons,iiuilonlliiv and COR
rcctncss, on general principles, OF the Alien and
Scdilim la~s;" though he believed that "they
were not suited II the spirit OF the times, an
therefore did more harm than good"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10
E2X. WIN ALTON.

~ IL public cxaml,a'ion OF the pupils of the
BE ltord Female Seminary, viii take pl,cc. ON
"Wednesday, the 26th. Thu next session will com
mence oa the iir1td'y Of December
V. SMITH
Liberty. October n ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

l"ot'e's'Satr N Fs"aesSes.-- The election of
senator 10 supply vacancy in Greene and
Hawkins counties. has resulted in ,e choice of Or
vile Bra Hey. the Whilc candidate, by m,jori-
~ Of > or 600 over Mr.. Mckrc, III, Van Buren,
competitor. Anl this, too Notwithstanding there
was another White candidac in the field, who, it
is said, also run ahead of Mr. Mckee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

" lhe an Brcn papers very Justly ccnsurc
the srr,ilhy Of the individuals WHO dew Gen.
llarrison's carriage in Philadelphia. Y.t they sup.
port man who declares that - it was clor, t.
nough ior linn 10 have served under" Gen Jack
son II sc'viity be SO hateful to them, they
should rcpudilie the head OF their parry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

" The President ofthe United States reach
ed Washington the l,t inst. and is said to
he in excellent health. Secretary Forsyth has
gonc to G,,rga, in time for the November cleo
lions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

Inc Enquirer denounced Gen. Harrison
"s III FAVOR of the Bankrupt Law-It has
'''" aPprlzel that Van Buren, voted for the
:'"'' law Why dom, it denouncc Van likewise i,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

tb;, ""''-"" devote consi ltrab'c space,
WIZ. =" to tho Biosraphic Al <>etch Of Jnleo
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