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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
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7'1f Narbtt--1re pressure upon TIE none,
marked n the civ, fort"n or THREE days, has heen
..4,>n4lly srvcre, notwithstanding the State Bank
las $50 ,i.>,oulins We, literally. Socks lave
,4#.,# =, Consequence II on table VII show
-l4a afa>l i,ers>,,ft Is caused u, sn,ons cdfen'-
stances. asBnu switch i tho great accumulation al
,i.. ,arlas 5tYsape IN tie Treasury. not 30 lndi-
rioslv ulaua-ed a>u nchI hc, which - se'e 10 o'
a,slriau,cd anous The se,rrl States, 4e NJ.
nex market hassss3so bern al ctrd, aud SefionsH'
II snrohable,b v the recon; movements 81 s'c p.,.N
Of F,nrlayi,,. fIf.sthrrs is nav rr'at sp"Po'"P
he,wesn ,isis aol the English p''fAe'. ~ re-
-, l.rt;,,s IN P.nn>, lsinia are also not with
III, ,c;r et7ict opon thinking men; Tor II cannot
~. diseiisri iaat il !, almost the universal o.
,,,;ui,n ~ mere. fn. men that, IT an Adn'nisira-
INN e.nldbe cfraiej which would le,vr the cur
renc, alonr the money market would be less sub
iect 1, nuaton, money m"r" easily got AZ, and
business better
There arr sill tartg-oa; million taro hundred
and eiehfy-thrte Thus md doiiars III til. Urea
,ury. besides nee miiion three handr,d and
frrnfv-stI fkonsand dollars in thu hands OF dis
bursting officers There but three months Ia
the Is, OF January, wheat the distribution ,ase'
place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
WHEAT w ANTED.

III AlNH understood that report has been cir
L culatcd through the country, that ia cousc.
quenCe o the loss ot our Mill dam, We are our of
the Wheat market:
We take this method to Inform our old customers
and the public generally that wish 10 buy all the
W heat can, and shall be prepared AZ all times 10
give the highest market price cash. for all Whca,
deh'c'td Al our Mills. We respectfully ask the
tanners 10 call on us before engaging thea crops
rs We are determined To do by them as well AS any
othci dealer dealers IN tins market.
VI. X II. = LANGHORNF
\. 1--WE have good supply OF PLASTER on
maud, which We would let onr customers have on the
most accommodating terms, and Wish TO pure base
3,o 400 barrels of the growing crop vi Coru
NJ. & II. :. l..
lynchburg, Sept % 6w #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
TREASURY CIRCULAR.

i he A'Aal,sas LINES thus notices Tue elIe,,, ,
lle Late Treasury Circuar,-whch SHOULD l..
hce'i ENTITLED, ~ Executive Decree. pqf,;.
tie laws Conci' S. lor the benefit Of win
ndsspecohior, =
Ertcrsof ms LATE IrEtsurY CrRcf,,,
HE lhFls sodfl H late land ,alcs al pn,,.,
Mississippi, hrntei 81 par cen. LtSs th,, ~ =
same qnai'i, Of lant> l'rrfotore ,l,l,d IN a I've
STATE - ii''' d ~ OF '"I"' p PEE cen, PAM.
an ~, pad ior sdetr! Sucl,=.,f thu ny
tie ,eo"dcrtm Treasury Cucuar. This !,
WY Of .dtcint In am ,int ~ divilrni or Ioa,
the States. AnJh'r M L. 10 lrSN.n rll,. am.
,hai aoalI Iaii- to- ,is, n,re~ ot ArAass,s;s
there are 10 hr 10 more iaad sales by. The ,'s'
vrrf,nlrhi unll the year Is 10 consequent, :,
sY'-cnia'er is :" get high price tor his hand ala,
dl bought. and enter tlle cool lands from lL,
man and actnn cir'l,vaor' OF The soil, VIII, n,,.
the Government Shall az, in Ia, or the large .p
ld,urs in land" a.sa #sE#.=s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24

u The Wing enquiries, " WHAT'S !"
''rre, or even rniice LyncI,burg into al ="
with Pc'rrshure?" Simply this: I'd"
I" Petersburg would soon be extended ,
Point ; and Lynchburg shippers would -
bc.enabled 10 place their commodities a.
board, without paying The tribute which nv
now cxacts and which she viii continue "
IN the way of storage, commissions ana ~
Nev.r,I.I,.. -, =, I,oo 4" sl'
mill' Oh the RicInnond ,ad. ihat ~ ~
10th TO change il. even for Il better
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
HE VOTE OF NIEGINI.

we arc Tree 10 admit tina, the decisive vote !,
en"sI ''an'' lns'frs the presumption ,ha, Van
onren IS her choice for the next pr.>;d.,c,
'' prospect o. his election. as the successor
u 'e. 'ueNsnn' Is rendered PROBABLE by thar IN.
'oo"ea ior event. But shall the voters &C ".
MA '''' to discharge tter dutv beoau,. ,b,, >,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
Ey.yVyIHERG ..YHG.yx5.r
1he Feopie, isomst Ote,ai D,etD,op.
KEpi BEiCAN WING YlCkE,T,
FOR PRESIDENT.


WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, Of Oaio,
As the vote for the one or the olhcr NAV pr, y.nt
an election by the llou 20 Of Representative,
and '"cmr IA cloice by the PEOPLE.
FOR vICE-PRESIDENT.
That tried Republican Statesman and Patriot,
JOHN TYLER. IF Virginia.
The recent demonstrations Of public ,enf;,ncn,
in,cribc, the lis, OF TX culivc duties, in cbarac
ter. Too lcrih. 10 be overlooked, the task of RE-
FORM which will require, particularly, tho cor
rccion Of ti.oSe aliases that have brought the
poiyon0ge ~ the feisrai Gorernm,m in conflict
with the trecd0m of thctioRs."
jockson's inaugural 1,ld,rs,.
Ehctors for Pres,dem anil I,oc. President
WILLIAM 4. JoHNsoS, OF Chesterfield
JonS CnQuH,hr. of Southampton,
WILLIAM COLLINS, of Norfolk County
MARX ALEXANDER, of Mecklenburg,
ALLEN NILsos, OF Cumberland
JANIS SAUNDERS, Of Campbell,
JosiPh M,nris Of Henry,
koBtRr MCCASDLIsn, Of York,
Nu.IIAh I. TAYLOR, OF Caroline.
Ronrhr 81. CARTER, ri Richmond County,
cHAfmAs JonSso>, Of Elchnoud City,
WILLIAM L. GoHDoN. Of Albcmare,
JouN l.. M,Rrr, Of SPOTS lsania,
JonH J.SNEr, OF l.oudoun.
tuaKLts }, TArLXSEn, Of Berkeley,
Jons u. u. SaIru of Frederick.
JosrPH tGAVrss. of RoCkiul ham,
BRIscof g. BALnwIs, OF Augus'a,
lirNRr ErsKtNE. OF Greeubfier.
Jons J.. MATTHEWS, of Nythe,
RoBERr BEArriE, OF ) Hylh,
joni SnEKwsnuRr. OF tnawha,
No5Es ". CuNPL1SE, of Ohio
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24

OB at halt-cock Our frirn Is If tr
en''nly misunderstood rs, if they suppose Tia
regard the Ridge Rail Road with m,rc fnor
sentiments than we have heretofore cxprr,Nt
that scheme. w still cling to the River r.
as The best for Richmond, FOR L,nchburs, and
VIRGINIA. Bat, AS we said, in our last, We meD
moi 10 counsel, much less to dictate. We hi'
to wiser heads and stronger purses to de'erm@
matter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
4 DRUGGIST WANTED

w W WE'D, young ma. 10 tth- L,,.., j..
" wholesale and rtld DRUG Store SLa :"
1910 n.neu as aa'esl."a and i'harmaceutix, =,
'uehce oil winch satisfactory recommcnd,,;ons
"'h De required. \ line addressed to A. n It
o"tg' ' a. stating particulars, will be promnlIy a.,
, W ne Richmond Compi,r riH copy mmi-c,,k.
October 10 -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
"DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANS"

Ia assuming Iii, tide, 10 which they have III
truth the slleh,t st pr"lrn'ion, unless the mcal-
ing Of language las been completely revolution
f's,cd tlcir r>ull drNtrriv AL cum NJ, and d..
paved their uniform con rmpt for the publlc nu-
Outstanding. a party which conla'ns in lis ranks
the most rnlcni memh,rs Of the oil federal party
such Is Tdlcy, vii, was their la Ter IN Nary
L,nd, AMI Buchanan, who occupied the same pc
sitinn in Prnn1l lvanil, an1 srdgwck, bot and
O,good Of M,>>a hilsru< show, at the same
time, the extent Of their own impndcnce, and Of
their reliance upon their ability to impose na' n
the public when thev thrust forward these old dis
crples o the Hartford Con.cn,ion schoo', 10 do
battle in defence ol the prime pies Of Jrlr rson and
Madison Pretrndin. 10 BIZ tie " friends of tie
people" part,reliRcr, and loal AMI noisy in tl:cr
professions OF regard and Difference for the polu-
lar will, like Il ubrSpicrrr and other popular tv-
rants bel rcanl since his day, they employ the
confidence Which they haze won by hypocrisy 10
blind the people o their deceptive arts, until u
waking too late from their crcduliry, Hey find
the letters, forged by 'hrir own hands, arrad, en-
circin. their limbs. Such is the uniform fate ol
all epnllicS-They pass through all The staecS OF
/ Corruption, Drma.oguc ism anl Anarchy, 10 D. ;.
po,ism. ~ are already in the second Stage OF
our downward journey, and Standing on the VERGE
Of HE third. Ii will be m racn which shall snatch
u from the gulph which his swallowed ur in olil-
er ayes IN countries, the la., vesti.e of foo 90.
| vrrumeut.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24

Tie New Jrk Courier apd Enquirer SAYS -
We have cool reason tn believe that General
Gaines has been rrcnAci from his oonmind IN
rcxas. and that Col. Atbuckc viii succeed him
as long our uoors remain tlcre. II Is Pfohh
bic, howe, r. ,h,N viii be ordered into WINTER
quarters son,ewlieic in our own uudisputcd terri
tory.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
EaoIriHe Regisfe
r.zrwf1L. frEAN.) srrr. p. $50.


f.zrwftl, (IEAN,) SLIT. p, $3.50
ses-sia - -iaar,ies en,ha'ii,sd ~ Claioihe
county, near tins place. an the road edlhg 10 hep-
,uckv last week. in srIl-dcfrnec, under The foH""-
;nr circumstances W ,il,a Hurst shot hoinas j.
b rrs, IN expired ia shor, t'meaiter. llieP1rtns
were brolhcrs-in-law bad feeling had existed be-
tween them; tie deceased Ind occupied lie house
where Ilurs now lives: hal removed 10 TIL Crab
Ofelard in kentucky. WITH his timlls; returned a
fpv DAYS back 10 this nerhborhood, M stated,
with view 10 have satisfaction. On the day OF the
fatal dcefi Bcfr, Whose father lives III tin, nrph-
borau1) borrowed giin oil on" al his brothers,
walked past Iursts house several iincs, aud stop
ped ont III sigh. llur,l's eldest son discovered
INN, and haooed 10 las father that Berry Intended
mischief Berry then came IN sight, and walked
toward, Hurst and his wife, both then standing IA
the road. On nraring, Berry levellcd his rin'.--
Ilurs got behind his vile and used her as shIrId,
Berry still dodg,ng - get an aim or si2h to shoot
Hurst In Tho mean ,nne Hurst sent his son To
borrow rinc This Indian struggle lasted fifteen
OF twenty minutes, tue contcndnV parlio, being
some three feet apart. Berry. finding he could not
yet shoot NJ llur,I, without probably hltiog his
wife, .bch lac did not want 10 do, took the rir N
one hand and drew In, butciIcrkniic with the other.
In The act of doiog So Iinr,ls son banded his ia
/ Their the loaded rnp, who instantly sim; Berry
| through IItes body mortlY. Berry also ,rrd but
MISSED, tia ball rrazi1r, the sIo of Mrs. liurst'-
head. The two niles cracked within second
of each otltcr. Hast firing first. Aner being
sirn,k Berry mndr an effort to reload, in a few
minutes took oil h,s shot pouch, Laid his rile a.
gains, tie fence, and soon fell and expired. Allr
falling, water vas handed to hlm. lie spoke few
WORDS thai he hid 10 hill Hurst. but iiurs
had killed him. ll'rt asked hi, forgiveness, anC
Berry CAV. him his hand IN inken, and, in doins
80 expired Hurst gave himself op, was lried b,
u called court next dav, and acquitted.
Berrv has eit widow and small family in hon
lucky.
| have though, proper to rive ,hi, br'cf state
ment OF the Gaze to prevent false iumors, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
STATD ELECTIONs

We sphjan such returns n,iavcrea, he'd Us from
the State elections An first IA importance, ~
1t IS contrary 10 our anticPaions Of The result,
comes thu great State of
PENNSYLVANIA.
Ia both branches of the SAFE Legislature, the
Van Buren, m4ority will be arg"--and for the
next Congress il Is a,certained that the following
gentlemen have been elected
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24

:, " James 1. Woodbury., a brother of the
.De'"'v @ The Treasury, is Secretar, to an Alb.
'''''oh eocieiyin New Hampshire, and, in thar
s'spS acaII to a meeting of that ianati-
blows WV '" 'iu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24

Catholic Stdti,t,cs--Ihrrc are now in tho Il
nilrd State, three hundred and eighty churches,
Tire" hundred and forty cipht priests, twenty col
lrgcs and scminarcs for m,eS, sky semnarrs for
males, AMI seventeen converts v. J. Era.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
Irom III, .Nprtk Aiobomi0n.
TIFF. RUBlCO\ CROSSED

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-, " ''''''''" land
:, '',"' M lI' >dkr
~ y - ~ 'i'"pl4', L>a. Of
49,, "''s "''''' STONED by
~ ''"' ''' '"''> ~ Ut vested n hldi
"''' II" pres III safes al f"n'"ior. lhn Ia,
al ny ~ NV ">"'' WY IL rapna'N
~ ~" punt d, "o,''N ''hd'rS ilr took he
a. ~, ~ " "'' - ''', Pl.r, uI hr rra'In
',''''' "' me l 'eSihen', s0i-
W. ''''"""',e - '""f" an DA'ra-cal. |
=" =. II" w ~ ma long private mcnia |
~ NV 'h'n' 'd'h'n "@"ih according 10 q,
'r'' '''''N'" rom '''n large Ptebl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24

IL Read Mr.. Wise's letter, on the frs pa
this morning, PAPER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24

"a Ia. sa,. he fired l,. I'd asl wounded l'n' ~
,b beg. a, whrelr his horse started and threw h'"'
i'm, r1er,crinr, aud gain Advancing tie matlte
received the content, o'onr bafrel 81 ne t"h-s'e.
in li> abdon,en--but sill urged "a by the mad
G.nJ vi,I,In linn. with pistol armed, liz f.e'ited
IA. r,,,ent, OF The scconl barrel IN las h I'd, aud
fell i,eles., a,angled corpse. NJ llle dopf al im
assaulted and ueidruna,e Youth, shon hr lad
resolved 70 'lesnoy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
NEW FALL. EOOIfS

/ y" no" RECEIVING my stock OF Fall Goods
L which IS large and comprising the ,ari,,, n,n
any iouhd III the best selected as sentiments Icord1-
any ln'"e my numerous customers 10 call and ca
nn,oh.a JOHN G. MEM.
J,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
r. r. BOWEN,
2doors above NC ssrs. w illiams q Victor

/ . now RECEIVING avery large and general assorl
! inent OF Fan nd Winter Good, compr,si, .
every article IN the line OF ily Goods and Groccii,s
su table Tor the present and approaching sea,ou
which he will sell at the most reduced prices--Pu
chascts will find II 10 then advantage TO call and
anime his stock.
October IL lv #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
LAND SiECUl.ATIOAS

!, has been Frequently charged tlmt Mr.. y,a
Buren,, aswcll as Kendall. Clair n Co. is oern.
engage in Land specnli iinns--and lIic cl,aroe =,
been as frequently dclhd. We cop, tie louo,
my article on The ssblcr4 from an Alabama pam,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
DeMESTICS.
OXEN. CXEm

HAVE sc''rd Yoke Of strong ,taui work OK.
\ en-, for sale. Apply shortly or, they viii h.
made B"rf T. 4. DRl,ANo\n
Near Bul,hoe Springs, Amicts.
Ocolr. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
Remaf1s By TIC Nop York cypress.

Remaf,sJ Q TIC .Ntp York cypress.
Mr. NaIi, ON Secretary Of Legation, once re-
Ccvrd = prfiA broad hnt, that he presented too
many Americas n Court. NJ. SrEvrNsoN is
green vet lbs eyes vii stare bv aud bv. II
the LnpliNh coui:rfs shonl know that "A New
York hardware mrt,hlm ,a> pr scented Al Court,
all tlc l4rls and Ladies al thu houNlod would be
IN las mir.---' An American cnz,tn" j. pass -
noueh III the fu'erlrs, bat At ST. James az Wind
sor, man must have ii oue-ia u iiilc To his name
MANY OF our lne Yankee boys have = liilc office,
and pass Tor a GrHrraf or So. A Grnrr.l is a
mighty biz man in Europe, tlioush many of thea,
here much resemble, when IN their " mil a r,
splendor. the rich vcIted lacqur,s that rlc h, :
hind Dnhe or Dutehrsss {. rriage as il pnc, into
the court yard of the Palace. John Bull is very
much puzzled what to 10 with bruihrr Jonathan.
when Jonathan goes oveI sca.-O ,hr people from
the Continent ha,pa lille to then names and "A
the :, introduction enough j, but Jonathans,
hall oi ,N al "asi, cannot Tor thu hlt al tell who
our erca-srtudt1tllers ScIr. Mr.. Van Buren, i,
is sud, when in ENGLAND claimed to he of The hin
der look family wilkins, W. lnve been told.
when oa his return from Russia, uas entertained
with 4 magnificent dinner At ndsur, >i,img hieh
among Dukes and DnchcSses witIl the Princes,
|ctora and all 1hrR, II Is Sam questioned linn
'lIs"iA about our fdmihcs and rank. We have
all the story, but don't like Ia Put it into II, I'M
he anecdotes, however, w,Ic piqaant, aud NJ.
wilkins amused and ip,eir>rcd hi, ru,al enter
-'aincls very much. John Bull, We Yankees have
The advantage of You in paint Of rank. We are.
all noble born hcrc-a!l ofthr roy al blooi. Dakes
and Lords and Counts, al lIat hy patent riph1.
u barney vi tnagan or Teddy O'R9urhe ~ III
emig ate here, VIC vii Give HIN a nobility pa
tent IN n York city m II month. c,prcinll, a, I'M,
lie ~ ms IRE just al hand, and Mr. Van Rurrp
vans voters.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24

rhe following contains ii sta.rnem oi lie most
llartid deliberate mnrler winch we hase Ie,ud 81
j IN rdern times Ii nj, be relied On authentic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-20

not exucc than the heroic rescue OF !he "ouhu
cd soldier BY the brave and gallant iEEBEkrI
The name of This intrepid and worthy Lieutenant S'ou
be sent from end OF ihe U mon 10 t'c It d - Il
inn cnnals for his frequent deeds OF noble daring -
Ills dre for what he has achieved Is sold c
,izep. he is most worthy A few such spns, s,' Io
womb soon turn the tide that is sweeping i!2f,u".
s with Nnior Pierce who is accompanied by III, NY
S,nrg officers That know fear for another hshl we
;rnsl Lieut. Herbert and his brave associates NV M
; tho gallant Major Pierce may continue TO escape
fhr Indian outlets Oseolos bullets may oe Is ei''s "
those aimed at WAsnlSGToI. The Doal Is "h'
I,rr .xD IMPORTANT FROM MEAIc"-by tnc arE'al
Of Tic schr. Lady Hupc: IN seven days from ~
~ Io,ru that the Mexican Republic is in tr4htiHiy
nrrrIsrd slac The ntcllige received at lainPco
rrvious to the sailing Of the schooner, was OF t%s'
painful nature, plotting, trcnchery and s'fr' pe'"s m
Ir f The dav party pitcd against party, ana al IN
n,c,, hostility throughout the distracted land NO n
,i e note since that Of Ella, has been fought IN whch
i vii, be remembered: HE cnnssi'niIonaals were worst
ed: Ier not, appears: dis!fiteu or pohT ~ t
L,,ou the contrary they are encouraged by tse &C
nsn of Numbers their ranks. ana tn" rapid eX'eh-
,n # .Iicir principles If this IS correct, the oTeT!h!o
IF The present Government Is III" likely result o"t
mot bc effected without much drsifucuMn {" N'c.
'rhn ,roous at Tampico are daily drilled BY the nv
r,,ndan, Pa<a nd amount to 800 men. Capt y H.
Hams o Tie Lady Hope: speaks higny {" las" anu s. 's
,,ai he is most grntlcmam!y ana humane man. n 'i'T
all possible protection Ia foreigners resident III az PIC"
od suaprssiug all attempts i'll rI" ard Sun"rdn lion
vi; ,clirc aud energetic measures were prouuc rc Oh
much co2d The destination Of the troops une TT MS
COMMEND yas not known.-.G q. Bee.
| ,rr FROM TExAs.-Ncws had reached aba: o maj
s,r, Anna had been shot. but created but rey little
r.,,ion The authorities were cO"c:in. the &c rec loan
IN ccr,inun the war in Texas. and r!sng ana nDresS'
inr both soldiers and scauien for Tie expedition:
We learn also. that tie Tcxian scrs lHvncibc Ca''
H-ou.n and Terrible. Capt Ain w"rH crGsn '''i The
,1hor and DESTROYING ali the Mexican vessels hey can
capture. ,u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-20
EeOTy EiS'H'AE.
5T1Tu OFF COLONEL BURR.


Nrv. YorK September 1I.-Died, on the i.,lh INST
>, staten Island Colonel AARON BURR, formerly Vice
President of the United States III the olst year oi MS
age ,,,,, sr.,,
q, Friday al 6 clock a. NJ and inferred in the burial
nncn Of his ancestors nj Princeton, NJ at clock
f. A. oiihat day Counrl Burr occupied large space
in the history Of this country lie was man OF extra
ordinary talents Of undoubicd courage: ana his services
during The of The Revolution were grc"l and varied
His history, which Tena Liable ono IN every resFec
will rc left TO The pen of the HISTORIAN or 10 those VINO
knew him best Star. ,
DEarH-BLD OF Aaron BuRR.-Aaron burr d'eh
Christian IN the full hope Of the nercies OF his Saviour
ami Creator and peace with himself ana all Tue "of'u
His life has been, for some tne like the lingering taper!
ami finally, by The operation nt lis own eNhduS I"
city il!ckcrcd out Yesterday morning, 1lnHing himself
near the end of his earthly journey and approaching thai
bourne ro;;l whence traveller returns, lie requested
that Minister ght he sent Ter. and the las. S'n'
religious rites ere he entered the presence "l ms 'oa
L ,IuIy nrrurmed. The Minister asked him. II ne Knew
that he vas rapidly approaching his end, when ne fney
answered. that he did. lie then asked hiih II he ht
persuaded that hc could he saved only through LIE 'c
rl of the Rcdcc!Gcr, to which ne cnphacay @aVe as
sent PRAYERS were then offered 10 the ltonc OF GRACE,
in which he appeared to take deep and hca'tT"H"s
interest," and his soul winged lis g to mat maven
Of hope and happiness, where the wicked cease rom
Troubling and The weary are at rest. lrevi9nS 70 MS
DEATH he vas asked where he wished to be rufei WntH
he answered. in the scpuIchrc Of his ancestors Hs
remains will consequently be conveyed 10 ms ha'Fe
town. where his Fathers. long and honored line re-
posr.--.A. !. Times.
His Life we tod, will soon appear, prepared Oy
Matthew l.. Davis, who knew the deceased we'll; aud
who has had every opportunity to examine his von'-
nous correspondence and private phpers-EiPTtSs'
The Slave case has been decided, and Collier deliver
ed up 10 his master, who l with him yesterday alter
noon for Maryland. The Sheriff brought the slave he'
foe tie Recorder yesterday, in Cou,' OF SessoE
and stalled that he held the slave in |t.s
dc domino rcptcriundo The Recorder told The Sheriff
that the writ was invalid and could give no authority
Whatever dcain The slave. and that he must dri"ct
him forthwith to his owner The Sheriff then liberated
the slave in Court and he left it in company with his
naslrr.-.N. y STIR, Scpt. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-20

fg'WENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the subscr
- Der l4th inst named EDMOND KINNEY
luw, we'll fellow with DARK and straight hair
Iurse quick pokcn he is about
30 white would his slave, poa
biz mas pass white under the above that of Eh
moud tade.ood lie had xhcu he left white nearly
and psataoons All CT o.ewaned from
taking said board OF vessels expected he will end
make his escape The above reward and all reasonable
will be PAID for the apprehension and delivery Of said slave in
the upprr cud Of Hanover county, Va.
Sept - t39-wtl EDMUND D. FOhp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-20

You perceive, then, that the black and white popula-
ton occupied precisely the ground in regard 10 the
right of suffrage under the Old Constitution The pro-
Priey OF continuing this state Of things up for dis
cussion in the Convention, when it assumed party
characterthe Federal members sustaining the Old Con
stitution while the Republican members desired
change They ultimately succeeded in atixing quail
fcaon, that has excluded at least nneteslds of that
population from the polls You will then be satisfied
that Mr. Van Buren, did aot desire them to occupy the
same ground; lie wished 10 destroy that equa!ity he
tou. Of Blacks the City Of New York. not more than
100 have The keehod, and tho right TO vote
fPautdircs Pespa!st cyaiss. .96Oliion.