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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19

The Washington Correspondent of the ~ Y Journal
OF Commerce writes as follows the 9TH inst
"Ihe Judiciary BILL which passed the Senate ves,er
day. by an almost unanimous vote, is a very important
measure. 1T extends the benefit of the Giro nil cort
tenn To part OF the Southern and Western States
which has heretofore been deprived of it, and where -
was greatly needed. II unes the Fourth Circuit com
posed of Delaware and Mary land with the Fifth C;rcn
composed of Virginia and North Carolina Both NJ
these circuits made vacant by the deceasc Of Ins,
Duvoi, and of Chief Justice Marshall Two new cir
cuts are erected in the West and South West paking
the number of Justices on the bench of the sunrens
Court eight, instead Of seven heretofore OF course
there must be Chief Justice nominated in The
room OF MIR. fancy If the bill becomes law far tho
circult for which he nominated will he added 10 Tint
iof winch fhiiiP L. Barbour nominated The Sc.
nate 1T IS said, will confirm the nomination Of Judge
Barbour, and not take up that of Mr. fancy"
The Washington Sm.-We have received another No.
OF tins paperthe organ of the White party at the Civ
oil Washington. IL contains scurfous abuse upon
others as well ourselves We decline 10 EXCHANGE
whit. We expressed doubts Saturday whether
ITS structures worthy OF notice. We are nor n
trey satisfied that they notas the last Globe bas
fixed the true character Of its Editor Joseph d. Iearned1
before the public 1t republishcs the PROCEEDINGS Of
Court MARTIAL held at Portland in lSl4hen this
Learned was Colonel in the army-Thc Cont found
him eUrLrY Of JfaHd and emJcaslemcnt of p,,Jc mo.
mics 90 the amount Of $I75)-aso of conduct unbo.
coming officer and gentleman and they sentenced
him 10 be cGshicred, which accordingly done 49,
We pass him oy, therefore as an Editor unworthy Of
ing noticed for iiis scurrous attacks and abuse
The Alexandria Gazette (wig) styles the nomination
OF Judge smith undsguised insult to Col John
sou and thinks (hopes) that IL " must irate not a
little the slayer Of Tecumseh NO insult of course i'm
this sncrru for The consolation Of The Gazette Edi.
lor, we refer him TO the manly and nagnannous letter
OF Col Johnson in The last Enquirer.
Omission In enuneraiing the spcciol Deputies who
I a. Ton flafIf lao III. 1T. ..fs. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19

Omission In onumeralng the Sprcol Deputies who
attended lhc Lgsfatirc COEteeti0n the Evening Of
The lh inst accidentally overlooked the name Of
David II Branch, Esq, the Delegate Of the town Of
Petersburg II gives us pleasure 70 correct the error
and to slate, that Mr. Branch only present but
cooPcratcd in the action Of that body
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19

q ABOURERS WANTED-The Black Heath Com
"a pany of Golfers wish purchase or hire 40 able
bodied young Fellows, for which cash will be Ap
Ply TO BERNARD PEYTON, President
Richmond, Januory 10 70~1f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19

MORlCE-AH persons indebted to Che estate Of AL
II fred Minor deceased late Of Caroline county arc
hereby requested 10 forward and make pa v,ents
and all persons having claims seains, tie said estate arc
required to present them Che rbcr properly au
thentcatod for settlement, this n9tice wHbe pleaded
in bar 20 all such clans shalt be thus presented
WJ. r. B. WYATT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25

r. IN. Unknown Bey1fnefor


Tho inmates Of the Poor House Of campbell
County desire the writer hereof to return many
thanks, on their behalf to the gentleman who was
80 kind To send thema box OF the Street, Scent
ed oM Pigfad."
The writer is requested 10 say that no prcsen,
could have come AT better time, one of wel,
they appeared 10 stand in greater need.
-" Aunt Molly have you any tobacco -
No, honey, none but stems since last winter
would give almost any thing for a Iiltle,-if it
was Just one GOOD pipe full''
Conversation like this had jus, passed when
Jim, returning from, the mill drove his oarrvall up
into the yard, having bundle of the leaf" stu ok
IN the top of his hat for "sien," his eyes clis-
len'nc like a target, smoking his mouth, and OK
claimed, Lord Mass Sam, here is the finest box Of
hacker your eyes ever did sec."
Like peal of electricity, the word passed, and
jim, N his majesty, was surrounded.
The meal that Jim had brought was nothing nj
all.-lhc tobacco, the tobacco! The immortal
f'g-'a'l, then proclaimed its power.
" Jim where did YOU yet il 7"-"Wbo paye il IA,
you r." Did you find i, ~" Jim YOU stole !, :"
No doubt old Robin Roughhcad experienced
pleasure after he was taken from the plough and
made To be ford when he threw hats lnlI Of gold
10 his dependents and the gentleman. modest
| as he is good, might have had The same enioy-
! meni, could he have Witnessed the arrival of jim,
al the poor house, with the box of tho leaf"
August, 1876. VISITOR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25
CONMU NICATED.

coMMu NIeATED.
a meeting OF the young men. was held at the
Washington Hotel in Lynchburg, ON Friday the
loth INST, aerecably 10 previous notice, for the
purpose oi obtaining Volunteers 10 90 to Texas.
Tho meeting assembled in the west room, on the
first floor Of the building Thus was soon full TO
Overlooking, and in order 10 give admission to all,
tho company repaired to u large room up stairs
On motion, Mr.. J. l., Sumptcr was called to the
Chair, aud Mr.. }. =. Mclean, appointed Secrcra-
ry.-Thc ohlec, OF the meeting was then explain
ed, after Which it moved and seconded that the
Circular of Major General Hunt be read by tho
Secroiarv.-l, was then, on motion. seconded
thereon, tia, the young men disposed TO volunteer
their services in behalf OF the Texan cause should
come forward aud subscribe their names: where
upon, about twenty Immediately rose and gave in
lhcr namcs-Il was then
Resoired, That those WIN had given their
namcsus Volunteers, and snch others as may here
alter JON thom prepare 10 embark for Norfolk,
Va, 80 AS 10 reach that place ON the ooh Scptcm-
Der next. where vessel will be in readiness to
pass them To The Theatre OF action.
On motion, II was ResoIrcd, That another
meeting he held at the same place, ON Saturday,
the lOlh September next, NJ q o'clock A. M.-tor
the purpose oil maliEc the necessary arrangements
preparatory 10 the departure of the oluniecrs,
aud that all persons who wish to join them, or feel
any interest III the cause be, and they are hereby
respectfully invited to aitend--and that list for
names be placed at each of the Hotels in this
| town,
On motion, Resoiced, That the proceedings of
Til, meeting be published in the Lvnchburg Nir-
enian and Democrat-ttirr whicI, the meeting
adjourned. J. l.. SUMpTER, PresL
JP. Mclean, Scc'ry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25
OBITUARY.,

Died, in the city of Williamsburg, On the 3Olh
ut Mr. ANDERSON Johnson, formerly of Lynch
burg, III the iOlh wear oi his age. He had long
been the victim OF - mind diseased" TO viii, Il
no human skill could minister We may hope thar
the all-wlsc Providence, that visited linn with this
aillictlon, has now unscalod his mental vision. and
that his body rests in hope.
~" The Leti"gton gazette is reqnestcdt to CO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25

o. \ correspondent Of the Danvlc Reporter
offers 10 bet, and to deposit the money in Bank,
the following sums-S}O to 10 that Van Buren,
will not get the vote either Of Tennessee or South
Carolina % to % that he will not get New York
20 to 20, each that he will not &c, Ohio, Ken
lucky or Pennsy vania and 10 to 10 on each OF
the following States Virginia, Maryland, Ala
bama, Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina, Mssis-
sippi, New Jersey, Delaware, Arkansas. Missouri,
Illinois and In Llama.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25
GONMliNiG ATED.

coMMuN icATED.
Al meeting OF the Lvnchhurg YOUNG Mems
Society, held at their room ON Saturday the
ooh August, 1886 Mr.. Charles W. Christian
offered the following preamble and resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted
Whereas this Society las received the painful
intelligence that WILSON {. HATCHER, ono
OF its members, departed this life on Tuesday the
10Th inst:
Rcsoirtd, That the members of this Society
IN testimony of their high SENSE of the moral WORTH
nnasnmlng manners, aud gentemanlv department.
Of the deceased well their alction a, his I'M
timely death, will wear the usual badge OF mourning
for thirty days.
Rcs0icrd, That the committee on Sermons be-
instructed 10 procure Sermon to he preached,
before this Society, on this melancholy occasion,
and have due notice given Of the time aud place,
in the papers OF this town, and forwarded 10 the
mother aud relatives of the deceased.
Hc'oiced, That these proceedings be entered
upon the journals ofthis Society, aud published in
the papers Of this town, and that copy BIO furnish
ed the mother of the deceased.
On motion, the Society then adjourned.
M. COBBS, Y. Prea.
ShM'L. PoINpEXTER, Secry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25

LADIES SHOES.
HAVE just received few Trunks of Ladies'
u fashionable dress and walking slippers, of
the newest style, unusually neat and superior
qualliy. Please call. JOHN G. MEM.
Aug p Stiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25

a. Senator Bedford Brown, Of North Carroll
ma was 50 highly clated with the result OF the cleo
ton mas county, (CaswclI,) which gave something
less than thousand Van Buren, majority, that, I'm
the language of writer in the Milton Spcctator,)
." he rose from his seat, the centre Of the spa
cous and splendid court room, and in hi, usual
mastery style of eioqncncc, surrounded by hum
the important election of Governor just held, &c.
&c. The speaker and his ,uIogst doubtless
worthy of each other But what will Mr.. Bedford
Brown when the returns from other counties
shall flow in upon him, and show that old Rip Van
Wrinkle has naked up, and thrown of the Van Blu
rem shacAles7 VIII he resign his seat in the Sc
nate ? Nous rcrr0ns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25
.N'OYICE.
a. SIPUiLIIIC!
Or. HUNTERS
E'iVS N1N Injection EsOlrEterS,

ENOK the nalliblc of all stages of the .Sy-
phiuic Disease from slight injection. to The
most vnulcni stage of the disorder, even when at
tended with Headache, Pain IN the Bones, Blochcs,
Sore Throat. Enlargement OF the SHIN and Skull
Bones Loss OF Appetite, and Universal Debility, &c.
Witness the following cases OF cure.
y Gentleman in Thomaston, many Yeas az
lcted Uhough lncurable) with ulcers i'll his throat,
pam III his lbs loss OF appetite, universal debility,
and otherwise diseased, his life espaired of, was re-
storedto perfect health and spirits by few boxes of
these Pills.
\ Scaf,rng Man. suffered severely from this
compliant FOR two years, as To be often deprived of
ms limbs sore throat, headache, enlargement of the
glands of the neck, sku bone affected, bad cough
no appetite entirely debitated, and considered
past relief, having tried other medicines in vain,
was cured and restored 10 perfect health, by a few
boxes OF these Pills
Young Alan recently entirely cured from
a bad stage OF this complaint, by using the above
medicine 10 less than $3 vav,) after receiving the
advice of several physicians aud using various eel
ebrated medicines.
An invaluable property - feel MYSELF writes
a person, after using these Pills. - thoroughly cur
ed and believe this invaluable medicine has com
pletely cradicaed the complaint from my system
aproperty which think this remedy possesses be-
,ond any other with which am acquainted, and is
a deSier alum IN my view, which renders II above
all price"
A Treatise explaining the various symptoms with
full directions, $50 that persons of either sex can
cure thcnselvcs,) encircls each box.
A. Price of the Pills 81 box-thc Injection
Powders and cerate, 50 cents each.
o. Prepared from the original Recipe in Ms.
OF the late DIR. w. I. Conway, by his immediate
successor aud the sole proprietor, r. klDDEk, OF
whom they may be had at his Counting Room over
%, Court street. corner of Hanover street, and also
by ms appointment, by
J. T. ROYALL. aud
1IONEL DAVIES. Lynchbtrg.
Large discount to those who buy 10 sell again.
August % No o. iZm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25

H. The President OF the United States at-
ccptcd the invitation of the citizens OF Nashville
aud Davidson county, to a public dinner. Satur-
day last, tire 2Oth inst. was the day fixed upon for
the colonization.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25

o. Ii will he rccoectcd by the reader that Mai
yates, OF the I. =. army, was recently sumnarilv
dismissed from the army bv order OF the President
for alleged misconduct III an altar with the Semi
no"S, during the late Florida campaign. The
Barnmcll Is. CO. ol0nleers who were under Mai.
t's command on that occasion, held "A meeting on
the LIST INST and by n PLAIN statement oi facts, fully
vlndca,e the conduc, OF Mai. g. and pay the
highest enloelum To his vaor aud discretion on that
occasion aud they conclude bv requesting tia,
the President " Il cause HIM be rcln,laicd or NJ
least ,a, he will grant HIM court martial bv whom,
the facts OF the case may be elected and the cha
ractcr oi Maj. Gates relieved from the odun,
consequent upon his dismissal from the army.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25
STATE ELECTIONS.
NORTH CAROLlNA.-Returns from

, Nohl III tAkoIlNA.-Returns from Jb
counties prcscn, the folIowirgresult Tor Governor
For Edward b. Dudley (Whe) 2i,as2
For Richard u. Spaehl (Nan) 22,65l
Six counties remain To be head from. No doubt
Is entertained otDadley'S election. / is doubtful
which parry hasa majority in the Legislature.
However this may be. IL is evident, from the Gu-
belnatofial vote, that North Carolina is " hip
State, though from the unequal division of counties,
'ho woahcrpar may sometimes secure n majority
in the Legislature
Three OF the four counties composing tho con-
tested Congressional district, which was sent back
to the people by the last II. of Il. give Graham,
the Why candidate, l. 90 majority, The fourth
county will give Nowand some } or 400 majority.
Graham is therefore sent back 10 The seat from
which he was elected by party totc, in defiance
OF Justice and de cencv
l\Dl A\A.-ln this State, the result has been
suspicious, beyond the hopes Of the sanguine.
OF 3 representatives whose election has been
heard from, only are Van Burcni,es and sena-
tor out of Q The Indianapolis Democrat, in
deed, which pre-, ousy TO the election claimed the
victory as sure thing for the New \ ork party, of
which il is the organ in that State, admits their de-
feat.
AlABAMA.-'rhe result Of the election in
Alabama Is not Yet certainly known. The last
Montgomery Advertiser states that in - counties
heard from, the White majority is p. We do moi,
know, however, what counties embraced in
their estimate nor the character ol those yet 10 be
heard from. Both parties seem saneuinc.
kENTUCkN.-rhe following results embrace
returns from 10 counties:
Gorernor-Clarkc (whig) 25,loo
. FIournoy (\an) S,ooo-7Ioo maj
Liem Gor.-W ickhnc (whie) 23,76o
llise (Nan) lS,169-,,ooO maj
From Missouri, the accounts are few and seat
tcrlng.-ln ILLINOIS, tho elections have resulted
tdvorahlN to Van.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25
AvERErT's orF1Cu,

.IHgHSi - lS-b
TGNlll. following are the drawn Nos. otthe Wells
1 burg, Extra }, which drew in Richmond ON
Thursday last:
y. 3. u H. II. 7. &c. 81. 46. Ii. 81. p /.
= Renew your small prizes III the Splendid
Schemes, which be drawn this week CON
tanning prizes S}0,0OO, 100000, 100 of $1,000, &c.
sc. ANERErTS OFFICE.
Aug %
Mcssrs. Peter Lynn, Bird Uhite q II bert PdSiey.
'ENAkE notice, that | shall Tuesday the
fourth day of October next, at the store house
of Ilepensta & Bailey, inthe County Of Franklin.
take the dispositions of William Brown, Priscilla
Bernard and Others to be read evidence in cause
in Chancery, depending in the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for the county OF Frank
lin, IN which am plaintiff and you are defendants II
SAID dispositions are not completed the first day
they will be continued from day to day unrl they are
finished. Yours &c.
JOHN X. FORBES, Ex'or. of
John Forbes, decd
Aneust2j WAC
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25

o. Gen. Harrison passed through Charleston
(kanawlIa) on the 10Th INST on his way to the Nir
gina Springs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25

o. The citizens OF knoxville have rendered a
public dinner to Judge White, who has accepted
the invitation. 1t will be given on the 3lst inst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25

Ryc.-On the l2th inst - 900 bushels of i've,
imported from HoHand, were sold in New York,
NJ 5 pc, buslcl several ds,iIlcrs uniting in tho
purchase.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25

IL The boiler Of The Steamboat Motto cxplo.
dcd a lew DAVIS since, near Blnnnc,hasselis island
between Louisville and Pn,sbure. The first and
second engineers and others killed, several bad
" scalled, and four missing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25

II" John Savage, Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of New York, has resigned tina, Office
Enough perhaps more than enough, of official
life" (he remarks in his letter of resignation, J
:" has fallen To my lo--certanly rs much as could
reasonably have been expected"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25
4 ca IL -.

\ T. \ RID.
1--WE subscriber would inform ms friends and
l. the public, that he intends opening
LOTTERY d EXCHANGE OFFICE,
in the house lately occupied by him as Shoe Is
Enlistment, II will probably go into operation, ON
Monday next, the 2hh inst.
WILLIAM DEAN.
August p Is il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25

a. The Sea Serpent has again made his APP
pcafancc. lie vas seen by Capt. Black, of the
Sclu. Fox. oil Bangor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25

ged his opinion, is there any essential difference
between Judge White and himself. Blu, If ii be
an objection 10 Harrison that he sustained the
rarif policy, ii is not the less impndcnl in Van
Buren, man TO ieproach him with il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25

~ The paper blockade Of the Mexican coast
by the Texan President, is one OF the curoslicS
of the season. 1t is properly condemned by all
parties, as mrotcnt in itself, and as being mis-
clicyonS if it were practicable We refer To tho
comments Of the New Orleans papers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25
TIL. SPRINGS.

All the dicihs place., a. Nng,ni., have been
crowded this season. The number Of visitors at
the Buffalo Springs in the adjoining county of
Amherst has been nearly 800, and there is s,Ill.
we understand, quite crowd there. These
spring, though long known to pussess strong me-
hcnal properties, have never bren extensively
known, the II accommodations having been So limited
ANA indifferent aNrahe, In deter than Ia attract viz
h"IS, until they cnmo into the hands OF the present
cntc'Pflshr proprietor, about two wears apo They
are now rapidly acquiring notoricly and distnc-
ton, and viii, We doubt not he source of nroft IN
the worthy host, we'll as furnish a fine marx -,
for the surplus produce of tho noiehborhood IN
winch they are situated.
The White Sulphur has been, ms usual, over
run, notwithstanding the additional buildings erect,
ed during the interval between the last and tin,
present season-and all the other Springs in the
Mountain region have brcn well attended.
The Warrcnion Register of the l'},l,. states thai
there we've then 40 visitors al the Fauquicr White
lplur.
Saratoga is likewise tlrongcd will, visitors, n
mong whom are some oi orr leading politicians
tho lule Magician AT their head
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25

EeMtirai IN Slipping tie Coiiar.
The constituents Of BclInmy Storcr Esq. the
representative in Congress from the Cincinnati
district, gave him splendid Barbecue, ON the 9th
inst. Absent from home, when the idea was fist
suggested, a day was fixed upon, for the cecb,a-
ton before which it was supposed he would re-
turn. But various accidents retarded his lurncv
homeward, and he only reached Cincinnatatl o.
clock IN the evening OF the OH, Just as the COM
pany were returning from the festive scene. He
Immediately FASTENED TO the spot, and addressed
the assembled company, supposed to have been
5000 in number, in speech of thrilling cloquence
and ability.
The most important and cheering incident of the
day, however, was the open abandonment ofthc \ an
Buren party, by Jonathan MeCary, one of the
most talented and leading members Of Congress
from Indiana. We copy his toast:
by Hon. Jonathan McCarty, Indiana-1he
late order of the Secretary of the Treasury, de
manding specie in payment for the public Ena,.
The precursor of new National Bank the imcs-
table destruction Of the Western Banks, and the
currency the Withdrawal of specie from circula-
ton among our farmers for the benefit of land
specuatorS--tatal IN the whole West, and ruinnnS
| 10 the new States. II cannot be made to answer
the end processes; il is dcusiye in theory, pr-
tial and unjust in It's oPerailons-let the whole
West, as they regard their interest, with one voice
demand itS revocation"
This toast thu. responded 10:
by the Committee of ArrangomcnlS--llon.
Jonathan McCduv, the efficient and faithful Re
preventative of the irl Congressional District oi
lndiana.-A personal witness of the corruptions
among the Once Holder, at Washington hc IS
too honest to stick to III, party, aud therefore "a
bandoned it for hi, country"
Mr. Clay was invited but was unable to attend,
and sent the following toast
The distribution Of the Surplus revcnue--hc
brightest ray oflght, during seven years of poil,-
cal darkness"
o. The Philadelphia Democratic Press, in IA
fit of RAPTURE cxclaims, p" Contemplate the charac-
ter of Amos kendalll" Whcreupon, Prentice, of
the Louisville Journal, says:
- =" How fearful,
= |
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CONDITIONS.

The ONO STATE JOURNAL will be
published on large and handsome
imperial sheet, twice week, from
The termination Of the present Session
Of the General Assembly until the
FIRST day of December next, at the low
rate of Three Dollars for each individ.
ual subscription; but County Commit.
tee, or individuals desirous Of procu
ring extra numbers for distribution,
may obtain ten copies for twenty-five
Dollars, twenty for Forty.Five Dol
lars, or fifty for One hundred Dollars
payment in all cases 10 be made in
advance. ..ar
The weekly Journal will be issued
as formerly; but such of the present
subscribers as may be desirous of re.
ceiving the semi weekly in its place,
will obtain the same upon the pay.
ment in advance Of one dollar, in ad
dition TO their present subscription.
Columbus, Feb. go, March 5 } 1886