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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
New ORI.rANs Oct. d.

by the PENNSYLVANIA we havcrecnv.d Tho Tcx,s
Telegraph OF Oct. H. andetters to the 14th which
stote, that General Houston aud suit arrived NJ Co
lun'bns on the 18Th. The election of UouS,o, A.
Lamar, as President g. Vice President. Ina, h.e,
confirmed, as before stated and the votes for an
ncN'ng Texas lothc United States were unanimous
with the exception Of 81. 1t is expected Brigade,
General Thomas Rusk, the present Commander
OF the army, will be appointed COMMANDMENTS
.il'ei. The CLAIMS of Generals Green and Felix
Houston are spoken of.
ioraging party of about 100 Meyicans. en-
poyed in collecting ca,lo Tor tho army. had hecn
attacked BY party Of Texans, and two or tbr,.
prisoners taken. 1he'Texian, brought into camp
about 1000 head of cattle
Cxfraet oF Letter, iuted
Hro.7rfa, T'rcs, FRI. lt--Itas, haze mt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

ALMOST lMPRrSsMrNT.-Wr find in the New
York Star, the snhlolned statement:
h'lc the brl. John l.. lludgcns, Can't. Tuhy.
OF L hIIadrIphIh, was lying IN the port of MALAGA
IN September last, one of her crew deserted. and
went on board the English n-nf-war brip Je,-
s"ur Cap. llackcu, also Wing al the sam,
rort. The man returning for hi, clothes. WAS
detained on board the brig from which he had
deserted by The mate, the master being on shore
\ boat from the Jcssenr. with midshipman, was
sent 'or the man but the captain refused to give
HIM up. Immediately another boat with ciob,
or ten men, under charge of "A Lieutenant. was
despatched, when he seized him bv force and to-
ec'hrr with his clothes, was taken on board the
English vessel.
The mate entered complaint 10 our C,n.uI
ieorCeP Darrell, Esq whoprompllv sent him. with
MS zee 'ohsnl, IN ciihrge ola note to the comm,nd
'n@ oiicer, on board the man-of- war. No aitnn-
''oh Whatever was paid 10 either of those gentle
"eh or me note, and although request was made
to see the first Lieutenant, who was below. he
would not come deck and they were suffered
to remain nearly half an hour, when they returned
on shore.
nus the affair remained during the day. and ne
'''' 'essenr was on the point of sailing, another
note was sent to Capt Ilackeu by the United
states consul, winch was not answered but Mr.
Darrell was informed by the First Lieutenant. tina,
E'P'"h iiackeit was undecided about giving IN
the mao. Se ~
MI Darrell then, as "A dernier resort. dcs-
P''e''n announcer note to Captain llackeu, with
'or inc bearer TO wait for an answ err stain
'"' "''''sS '''e man was returned on board the
american brig with all his clothes in piyen time
ne would despatch a messenger !, Madrid, and Law
'"c i"c's before tllr American Ambassador No
answer was gwen but within the time specified
me man with ms baggage WAS r turned on board
me vessel whence he deserted, and the Jrsscur
left The port. '' ~ -
me fmlad"'phia Captain, We SUPPOSE, is
naP,an aurley--Tho spirited manner in which
WI oarrei behaved, is worthy Of his Office and
character, and such as his friends and aca,iain,an
ces would look for at his hands. The Americans
W malaga at the time rendered 70 Mr.. r. pu,Ii.
!lnHsr, which he declined
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
AN INDEPENDENT BANK.

The meeting held in this place, ON Friday las,
for the purpose Of asking Of he Legislature the no
pora,on ofan Independent Bank in this place, va,
Of character, both for the number and standing
the individuals who attended, to give weight 10
their application. And we hope that the Legsa
turc, however opposed some Of the members oflha
body may be 10 the Banking system, in the absrao
will not, while we are necessarily subject to all III
evils Of thai svstem refuse to adopt measures Uhg
will secure to their constituents fair participate
in its benefits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
RACE ExrR.oRprSARY.-We understand, somf

RAcr ExrR.onprs.RY.-We understand, some
time last week, six lawyers and the Judge, on their
way TO Lincoln court, in this state, were logging a.
long lc,urcly, in lndlan-ile, when the MN hofSe
becamc alarmed at something IN the road, and
started unset. the gig, threw Out tine driver, and
scattered books, pspers, &c. in every difeeiion.-
H. soon came up siihIhe foor horse, which also
tnok alarm and served his driver IN the same way
The Two horses nov kept going ahead, aud
,ncc.rrul IN yeriakln" the third, ,eeood, and
frs, horse, all of winch took the alarm and went
ahead; hu, thinking their load too heavy, and see
inr the advantage their opponents had over ileal
soou knocked >ulki-s 10 pieces, scattered books,
pmper., Ia vver,, and all ~ the road and then en-
d,nyored 10 o,eIlakc the Mo-. and ), but whether
Tiny succeeded or not, We are uniformed. All %
this took pllce within four or i've miles OF The
eonrt-hoa,e md, although the five sulhles were al
knocked into cockcd-hat. we are happy 10 learn
tin. LAWYERS were worse scared than hart
Gt0rgfd pdptr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
From tie PWSb,rg .idrocdtc, .N0r. ,.


SHOOTING STARS.-Most persons will
phenomenon OF those brilliant urtcors on the NOR
nlng OF the 18th Of November, 1888. Various
and dlscordant theories have been formed & pub
lished, TO account Tor these shO0fiHg stars they
are commonly OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of these thco-
res make them Asteroids, and contends Tor their
annual return. la Il New Orleans paper, The
lines, public attention is called to the heavens
IN ia" npht Of the l2lh and 18th ofast month.
\ look INTO the heavens clear nioht is al
ways fc"ardcd, even ii nothing else appears but
The Eternal Lamps the steady members OF
the upper regions therefore add our recon-
mcndatlon To that of the New Orleans writer
though we differ in t0t0 from the opinion which,
gives planetary character to those ,cjntilIating
sparks. We may, however, remark, that THEN
non-appearance at any given plrcc. affords no
conclusive proof OF their non-eni,tencr as they
may pass over in daylight. Those Of 1883 we're
seen ON SO wide an angle OF the sphere as to render
lhclr plssa.c necessarily visible from some part of
the carIh-Flmc and mare accurate observation,
Will change hypothesis 10 science, his rs on all
other subjects, adequately examined.
The phenomenon of the morning of November
Ii, 1888, was visible aoug the eastern coast Of
\. a. from the Gull of Mexico 10 Halifax, from 9
IN the evening of the l2ih, sun rising o the l3lh,
ana 1t is sad that IN some places YVES visible after
sun rising 10 in the morning
In 1879, similar phenomenon was seen in
America hy NJ. de Humboldt in Greenland by
the Moravlan Bre hrrn and in Germany bv d.
vers persons; and also in the night between the
llth and l2th of November The evidences of
such appearances in the heavens between the
ION and 10Th OF November of each year are so
numerous As 10 demand attentive observation from
al who are SO situated as to give attention to the
"W oNpERFuL WORKS OF GOD"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

as yet. any Mexican vessels made their appearance
oil this coast, but from the last advces, which we
have from Vera Cruz. We may SOM book for them.
We iavc aiviccs An, approach of any Me1-
can force. bv land. The Congress OF Teas met
on the FIR, Moaja, instant but they have done
but little. esccpt to settle some contested elections,
and 10 adopt tine Constitution as il is; the adoption
Of which, ~, thought forleits III the land, bell
bs iorrig'ier,. This, lear will be- very mpo-
lltic .tcp, VOL as IN my opinion, Of grtd
INJUSTICE. sumo ri the most substantial aid that
IeAl, H., received. ba. been by these Land hold
cfs, whose binds tn, abou, 10 coniiscaic.
"Die1, Al Caney Crrck, 81 congesti,e fever, the
Hon. BAN, ll,RnruAs, late Secretary Of the
. r,asur,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

he brig Luna which took ont the last emigrants
for Llbera, has arrived at New York after the re-
marNnblc quick rnn OF twenty five DAYS from Mon
rosa. She brings information of the the prosps.
rnns state of allairs in Liberia. We are pleased TO
learn one fact, as honorable the culonists as il i,
HraIiN ,ng To our ciIizrnS. Mr.. II. Tc,uc, editor,
uf thu Lib, IL, Herald, Jul, last, !ooI in an.
port the schooner Caroline, with a full car1o of
goods for MOnroNia. Several merchants aay,
hm crcdn for somo thousands and we are praliii-
cd 10 learn tat thS ,csSr is on her rrtuin and cN-
pet shortly IN this porl with .uljcien, amount
OF the products OF Africa 10 discharge all debts con-
traetcd here. This promises well for the future
prosperity oi the commerce. of that new and rising
Republic. Ii confidence Is once stab,hrd he
tween the two cou tries, tlourshng trade will
spring up TO benefit both. And why should NOT In.
CITIZENS ol our country secure good portion OF that
trade which has heretofore enriched many IN En-
rope, and which ~ destined in time to pour rich
harycS, INTO lh' lap Of those who attend Ia their
interests Pal Gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
,efn. hardly snppor.able. |. was ,he henishled

.
sess,a hardly suppor,able. IL Was the oenishied
= 5xhrn Ger whose good NC were LAYING pans )
and the theais Of personal asi'aaigr, OF ho"of, OF
enjoy ssen, any portion oi Ourselves haa never
-. 6,r j. n,n,,o,. nor even ground for exercise
.ns r,,rrei,rr We mus, needs be- proof against all
discriminating threats II Is quite gratttious for
the secs OF Eng land TO decline receiving our del
~estes, except they be- Abolitonisis--whieh many
individual, aud some public meetings have rccom-
mended-whicl the Baptists, il AM rightly IN
formed, have virtually done, and which seems
nothing beyond the compass OF your argument.
Indeed. this aspect of the case rs 50 ser' Jar
from the one which the facts exhibit, ihai ! a''
greail, surprised that wisdom. II not klliuss>,
- ala not prevent its presentation r or h''eNe
no delegate who has gone from Britain 10 America
has ever been assaulted m pni1e anu l'iisa'e, on
nuv oft,e ar,st evil. which have limited IN this
recommendation ~ every delegate who has come
from America to Britain has been assailed on the
subject OF slavery Ib.iieve too, You would searchn
vain in America for any man who had received
from an, sect or institution in Britain any token of
respect or esteem Willie il will be equal, hard 10
find in Britain any amongst any sect 10 which
any delegate from America Las ever come, who
10 not indebted 10 for all the consequence he has
derived from literary and theolosicll distinctions
denied TO hin, at home. but bestowed BY TIM hind-
or or more discerning spirit ei strangers
For my own part, without lntendh2 To commit
the folly of dep, cci4tine great nation, IN obll-
&c to ~ that the thing which surprised ne most
In England was the universal ignorance wich pre-
walls in regard 10 America wlhe the lung hat
greved me most was the almost equally universal
prejudice against rs.
You do MOI know us. Ion have little sympl-
thy with rs. You do wrong in I'll yonr
thoughts. In regard to all these points. believe
there Is bus one mi1d amon 81 all Americans, not
l,z.., al, - .si,, al Al mi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LAIE IRON SpAI\.

Captain Brown, of lie barque Gauges, from -
laga, October j., forms hal six Thousand men u
the Carlis, AMY we've within one daV', march of
Malaga when M sailed, ana great Consideration
pcrvaded all ranks IN tia, city. The Shipping in
harbor was crowded with men, women, aud chl-
dren for protection. As ihe progress OF the Chr
lists had been marked b, every cNo,,> and as They
wrecked their vengeance mpir particularly upon
those places which bad proelalrdthc Constitution,
or in favor Of It, lhe iuladilaul, Of Maa.
"a had every reason fear the worst consequences,
should the Cafllsls enter Their civ. Ever, pre-
paralion was making TO defend The place. About
5000 militia were enrolled, bat had 10 leader, in
whom theA had confidence. consequently, urea,
alarm existed, end b,.uet, was ~ stand
Boyf0H iar
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Cifi>esss' is0rimss Fs0s;I
At ElcIIRfipE

- ~ ii NJHBUItt.
hEPOSiTES Of not less in amount than five
- dollars, VIII be received by tins Institutions ane
certificates granted, payable upon ten DAYS notice
with interest from Tie date At the rate of per cent
per annum' for such may be Withdrawn within fou
n'on'hs-and per cent. per ahnum for such as re
Ma'u tour ana not exceeding six months:-and PEI
'e1., per annum tor any time exceeding six months
msrs' Bank. o' '''' al
yOilN ROBIN MCDANIEL Pre.d't.
IHOS. MCKINNEY, TREASURER.
NJ. c. NEWIlALL, Secretary
DrREcToRs
James T. Stevens, Joybu, r HI,
John r. ID. Payne, Robert " 'Cfo ",,e'
Christopher Roberts, John McI;nnanS'
WIN. L. Lancaster Csswel Poe
John KeveIy
0Der sifl2in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
LedrStd paper.

Jusr RrroRr.--A gentleman vino resides in
this vicinity and who in Lancaster, Pa. when
Gen. Harrison was there, has furnished the follow
ne statement for the truth ol winch he pledges his
seracity.
The Hon. James Buchanan, late minister to
Russia, called at house, shortly after General
Harrison bad bccn there and addressing himself to
a young Lady ol the family, said, So, Miss,
understand the Old General has been with YOU.
Yea replied the young lady, Gen. Harrison was
here And pray, Miss, continued the Senator,
did YOU not present lin, with a pctticoalp No,
sir. replied the young lady, did nol; bur if had
had sword and petlicoat, would have present
ed the sword 10 the General, and the pcticoat to
YOU On. Ga=.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

Terdicf Of Nrighbors.-llarrisoa reside, /
the city OF Cincinnati, where his majority was 9O6.
Van Buren, in the city of Albany where his ma.
loritv was little more than POO; Gen. Jackson N
the COMFY Of Dlvidson,w where his pet, with whom
where, att the " Hermitage precinct" the vote sioo
for White 81 , for Van Buren, 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

Naryah Boston Boy.--This popular wri-
ter -, on the mothers SIDE, of Boston extraction.
Ills maternal grandfather The late Frederick Gey-
er, Vas, ioi many years, an eminent merchant of
this city lie left three daughters who were born
in the ancient house in Sumner street now occu-
pied by ~. i. Gordon, Esq. One Of them mar
rled Mr.. Geicher oil llalax-anolher Mr.. Tuck
er of Bellows Falls, and Charlotte, who was dis
tngnlshcd for lcr talents and literary taste, be-
came the vile oil Malrvat, an Enelishman OF fam
ly and fortune. Captain Marrya,tt was the issue
OF this marriage. We understand thai next spring
he may be expected on IA visit 10 hi> relations in
this quarter 1Netc England Gaiarp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

tNrEolrloN TO LnERi,.--The parent Coloni-
zation Society are about di,palchinp another sb;,
to Lberd, with stores and emgranls. A shin
has been Chartered by Arson G.. Phelps, Exo'.
and will sllI for Wilmington, IN, c. ina few
DAYS The rmi1rants 10 embark number abon,
40, AT the head of whom is a respectable coIored
man hv the name of Lewis Sheridan. H.. is y
man OF wealth, and many ofthc emierants have con-
siderable property.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

We have received several late numbers Of the
Texas fclegrap The people of the new ke =
public are turning their eyes since lousion's cleo
ton as Their President, TO a distinguished citizen
OF The l. States as the Commander in Chief OF
Their Army Who this distinguished citizen is, We
40 not know. 1iet. Ga=.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

The Cesarean Operation-We learn from
Memphis. Tenn. paper, that this operation has
been performed in the neigllborhood Of that city,
with entire and perfect success, the child being
extracted alive from the uterus, and doing very
well. The circumstances detailed in the pa
per referred to, OF AN affecting character The
mother was young and lovely woman, WHO had
been married not quite year-her husband was
arrested on charge oflorgery aud confined in the
county jail, miles from the place of their resi-
dence-as as the narrowing fact was COM
municated to her, she instantly left home for the
prison in a gig drawn by almost nntamed colt,
from which she was la-a, aud instantly killed.
Surgical aid was fortunately near al hand, and from
the womb OF the Young and i'll tatcd mother, was
extracted healthy female infant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
from the CbarloneariHt Republican, boe. h.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

To avoid the exaggerated ramours wlicl such
liule affairs generally occasion, think proper
Ia STATE tlet difficulty has occurred between the
Faculty Of the University aud Il portion OF the
Students, which has resulted in the dismissi0n OF
between 90 aud 20 of the latter II arose from
no riot or Other m.cunduct of that character. but
from the difference Of the construction put upon
the law allowing the students. who form militia
~ corps. The Of mn,kctx. The Students per
si>ing ia their eou>irnr Ion, IN defiance Of the Fac
0y, the Latter fell themselves bound TO exercise
that authority lodged IN leir hands for the go-
yernmrnt OF the Institution. The annunciaiio
Of Iheir d"e''on OF course produrod a"d
conilsion, but nothing serious. "" doubt not iii,
matter vii hc set right by the visitors, aud that
the parents Of the Young gentlemen will induce
TIN IN 10 return, and al matters proceed smoothly
again. HIS Little Controversy Is tire more
pleasant, because the student, have general acted
with great propriety, both rs to discipline, aud at
teniion their surS for TIN, and several previous
sessions, and tic University never enjovcd such
bright prospects. All thr old subject, ofdifcultv
scemlo have entirely disapprared and when his
controversy Is successfully adjusted, rs We doubt
not il speedily viii be, we can tosesoc nothing like
Is Ia interrupt the harmony Of its inmates, OF
check its progress in is brilliant sphere Of useful
ness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
New ORIrANs, Oct. {.

Died N this city, on Saturday the 22d ut., the
Count Nionsa de Mocteznma, lineai desccu
dant oil The imperial race of Moctezuma or as it
Is often Sprlt, Nontczumo. of Mexico.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

lnr UNITED STATES AND MrxIco.-Thc New
fork paper Announces that Mr.. GoRosruz, Ina, en-
bark"d, with all his Legation, for Mexico
The New YORK Courier DIES Etat. Uui>. ofS,i-
ardaN, states that, having in vain insisted upon
the withdrawal OF the United States ,roops from
thr territory Of MeNieo, M. GoKosrtzA had no
alternative LEFT.
lie Courier promises, IN ii, next number n
copy OF the last despatch Of Mr.. GonosrrzA. and.
mran tme, publishes tins important aud decisive
extract.
. The note Of Mr.. prkins Left the UNDERSIGNED
n" hope. The explanation aisen 10 him Lv m,
President taHtnced INN, moreoycr ct how hllIr
hrNleo has TO expect from the United States
SINCE her most sacred rght, and ,rarc,t interests
are sacrificed 10 the shadow ol an IMAGINARY dam
ger. Mexico !, lnsnltcd and wronged out of pure
pr-cantiou.
Under such disoonraeipg circumstances, IN,
undersigned "ohl he wanting ia ms duty IT, as rem
'c$enauve Of Mesco, he failed 10 use the only
means lett HIM 10 express at least how much h.
Is wounded 10y the wrongs done to his countr, by
the United States he therefore dcclayts. mon his
9F" r'Won'fbHdg, that, from Mis moment, he
considers h!s miSSion at an end
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

We learn with deep rearrt lhat The venerable
JAMES H. McCuLLOCI, Collector of ,he
Port oI Baltimore, died N his residence on the
borders oi the City, last evening after an illness
ol u tewdaYS lie was disciple OF " AsniNGroN
~ 'rae trend OF his Country rs ever lived, aud
one ri ~ htavest defenders m tire Revolution as
well Il. AT the battle of North Point, where he was
volunteer, and had his leg shattered aud broken
by . SHOT from the enemy. Oh him IT may en-
ilhaically and truly be said, " lie was one OF the
nobest work, OF Gsd---,N HONEST MAN"
Bar. Pat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

turns as lar as received. In N...;su.
White ticket has prevailed bva ls.I 'eea,
,arily. In Billh. ~ about 30 naf.5... p
TENNESSEE.
Nan Buren, rms better in this S,a,e Il
Supposed he would, but the vot, Is
White, by a large majority:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

IMPORTATION OF BRE,p.-Thcre arrived M the
port of New York, ON Thursday last, eleven
thousand sacks OF wheat, from different parts OF
tofoPr, M 800 bags from London ;, ll7 from
olesSh; 1892 from llambureh; and $40 of rye.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

CAPTURE OF A SLAvER.-Arrlvcd at Havana
Oe'. 25,h, the Spanish Brig Emprosi, Il, prize To-
II. g. NJ. Ship VesIal, 20 guns, Commanded by
Capt. Jones. Tins brig WAS taken near the Island
OF Grenada, and had board i3I slaves
The Neslal has also taken three other slave
vessels under Portuguese colors, which were sent
TO Sierra Leone Africa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

GEO, Van Bnr.n 514-at The Nm.
cinct,' in the same county, White 81. v,ne
KENTUCKY.
We have heard only from, Favctte. and
two adjoining counties, a, the close Of II.
days poll--ile Wing ticket about tol
NEW YORK.
The result of the election in the ci,y.
York is even better than we had anti,i,,,,'
McsSrs. Curtis and Hoffman (Whigs, and ".
and Cambrcleng (Nan;tcs.) are electcd,o =
gress, and the Wing Senator, thirteen neo,b,..
Assembly, and Register have succceaed-,b.s
tire1 Old Tammany has been beaten 6r;o,.
years. The Van Buren, Electoral ,cke, * .h.
HOOD ahead, as far as heard lrom-the r.n.1
being confined 10 the counties cast of Gavin.
Marcy's majority for Governor, in the same co,.
tie,, is about tie same over Buel.
CONNECTICUT.
The majority for the Van Buren, Electoral T
ket in Connecticut is Geo Close shawn, g..
votes
VERMONT.
The Wing ticket has succeeded in this Size
a majority OF about 5000.
Mr. Everett, on the second tlial, has be- on
lcctcd to Congress by large majority.
OHIO.
In So counties, IIarrison's majority is 1917
In the same counties, in October, the majority f
Vance, tho Wing candidate for Governor, "
,225--bcing Wing gain, thu, far, Of 4,548.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

TIC HIIItug0VlIIe journal Extra, Of The Oil
INST has the following paragraph:
we nave not received returns of the Electoral
Election definitely from but few counties. In This
county the Van Buren, majority is II, in 0o7
votes po'cd-ln Wilkinson, 25-in Twiocs s.
II, nv CLINTON :. White maiority-in Hancock. about
ioo-'n Greene 5fS-In Putnam, 25O.-Wc m.
ders'and the "blie ticket has prevailed in Wilkes
ana an "arren. he rumor may prove unfon,d.d.
1'e' '"o'e the malorites Is statcd by
report. IN ,7f nc,r Nc shall give ,br On, ny
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

We have but few returns from this S,,,o A.
lar as they CO. they are suspicious to the success
of the Wing ticket:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
PsES1DENTIAL ELECTION,
VIRGINIA.

We republi>l, our Tabular Statement, with the
~ additional return, received SINCE our last: