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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-11-24

New FACT IN AcoUsTIcs.-A Mr. Adams
recently stated ia a communication on the
subject ofsounds, that there was a total
destruction Of two sounds when the waves
occasioning them met at right angles TO
each other. II was shown by experiment
that with two tubes, each rcciprocating
TO a tuning fork, one placed vertically and
the other horizontally, and a yibatory fork
held between the two enclosed ends ofths
tubes, no sounds were heard; but if one
tube was removed or closed. very audible
sounds were heard.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-11-24

A NEW woRK.-A man is TO be
seen daily going about the streets OF
Philadelphia, selling a pamphlet emil
tied "four years experience IN The
State p %rison," written by myself.
Not more than three individuals IN
two hundred throughout Ireland can
afford the luxury Of bultermilk with
their potatoes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20
from the y, o. bulletin Of September 30.
LATEST FROM TEXAS

BY the schooner Col. flaming, which left Ncll>-
co on the l2th instant, we have recent intorma-
ton from Texas. The Texmn army is said to
be about 1000 strong at Victoria, rrmainine quite
composed. The McNlcan> continue the othr, side
oil the hln Granlc, and manifest no disposition to
advance beyond.
W G nave confirmation of the election b, the
flaming, of Gen Houston ms President. over : f.
AuS''n and smith, his competitors. The new Con-
.ress holds its first session ON The first Monday of
October.
Bdrtholomc~ PAGE who was arrested for at
tempting to rilec, the escape of Santa Ana, suc-
'oeded IN making "a temporary escape himself, but
was however reiahcn by negro man ON The plan
talion OF Col. Wharton. lie was to be tried in a
lie" daNs-and it is said that should he be acquitted
bs the District Court, which will sit n Judgment
on INN, lac will then be- tricd as spy bv court
martial.
t'n. Urea n recalled from Matamoras Ia
MEXICO The MEXICAN government has openod
all ITS ports duty tee 10 Spanish vessel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20

force and distimc,ucss the mnlti'ud'ho's ihoun-
sistenci,s aud contradictions oil the boh. we
have, at present, room only for the concluding par
aeiaph:
- / Will nov close TIL, protracted narrative by
expressing my deliberate and solemn oiiho"'
founded not only upon N, own careful N",''''"
ton, Lut upon the fncsl convictions of marry '''
entire population Of Montreal, embracing NE g'e"'
body oil the intelligent evangelical o"iS'''"S'
THAT MARIA NoNk Is AZ ARRANr IMros'oh' ANo
HER BOOK, ~ ALL ITS EssENriAL FIN '"hS' =
TISSUE OF ,ALuMNIls. However guilty the Cath
olics may be III other respects or III other countries
a, a man of honor and professor oil the Protestant
FAITH, MOST soLEMNLY BtIiEVE THAI NE
PRIESTS AND suns ARE INNOCENT IN rms MAfi1'
WILLIAM l.. STONE,
NEW lnnh Oct s. 1870"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20
From TIE BaIt1morc .imericau, Oct. l3.

THOSE who rose early Yesterday morning saw the
roofs OF the houses whitcncd with snow which had
fallen during the preceding night.
We"h>rrve that ON the Broad Mountain, in the
ncighhorIo"d OF Pot>villc, snow fell ON Wcducs
da> Ia>l t" the depth of fifteen inches The Dam
Vile and P"u>vlIle Railroad was impossible until
cleared OF the show bv WolkHlen EMPLOYED for the
purpose.
la the interior of the State of New York. the
s'orm was still more severe. The Commercial
Advertiser saws:
At Bnrdcttc, iomphins county, after il had
been showing for fourteen hour, our informant
then measured the depth of the fall and found thai
II was then eighteen inches deep, on the level and
he WAS informed b., others who measured ON
Thursday morning that ii was then Two feet il,
depth Oar informant passed up Cayuga lake ON
Thursday on board the steamboat where he saw
at the several landings, ,leghS, with loads of pas
SrngrrS, and he was told the slciuhing was very
good IN the Niclnil, of the lake. In many place
white IN the stage he saw large trees broken down
by the weight OF the SNOW and icc-and the far
mcrS we've seen shaking off the snow from tine
trees 10 prevent farther iuinrv-At this time
The pear aud apple trees were laden with truir
| he curtains OF the stage were frozen To a drnrrn
that Is lIOm exceeded, even in the midst Of vim
ter.
KfnAEkAnIE Snow STORM "A letter from
friend IN Skcnrarrc> written on Thlrsd,, l,>, =,
the editor III the Commercial Advertiser, piyes am
account OF one of the most extraordinary snow
storms lat ever occurred in any autumn in New
York On Wednesday morning it commenced
showing, and II continued To fall profusclv dnlina
the whole OF that day, an the next dav, and tb,.
next. 1t WAS computed tina; the fall of snow but
for the rapid melting, would have cquallcd three
iect. Us II was, the snow lay sixteen inches deem
al the time the letter was written. Great dextruc-
ilon took place among the iru and forest trees.
which were broken b, the burden of snow rr>tine
upon them. Such Storm at such IA period of the
year, is altogether without precedent in ibis rl,-
mate, and adds prominent item to the ,c,.rtr;-
cities OF this remarkable season.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20

VI'liE subscriber respectfully m,orus The public
4 that he Is now receiving II haud some a>sott-
nent of Bdrouehr,, Busgie>, ihctous. y =. hom
the most approved fdcotics II the North and la,
made late arrangements by Winch he riu be supplied
at any tln" with Family t4ulagc,. b> llr nu,l cclc
braied manufacturers eithrrlu Newark OF NV Haven
rom the 'rty Hhicttns "Icoafa. cement lie has
cencd since commencing business here, (alWass
selling ms onn worn Is hnlshcd,) and the
Unprecedented lse III the OF Carriages AT the
North, lac Is determined IL enter mufe largely luo
the manufacture oi such Articles III, hands arc
ncarl, all iromth Month, and. using Northern ma
terias, he hopes 10 reeeNch liberal share nt public
patronage lie Is particularly well prepared tor put
ting up Carriages, tcharsc - for persons who buy
at the North and SLIP them 10 this place.
All repairs done AT the shortest notice.
SAM IL. AIRES.
\ H. wish II take ori boys. from the age al
IL 10 i, to learn the Coach business Those from
the country are preferred, 1nd none bat such as M,
oi goo" ihofdS hecj apply. :. y
October & l,ir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20

Greeoc, Tatkcy and Uaita.-The Boston Post
al SATURDAY has letter from Malta dated Aug
i3th, FROM which we extract the follow ne items of
intelligence;
Information has been received within these few
days, oi the death OF Mr.. Marine Lazorrc, the ir,t
American Wee Consul al Tie Dardamellcs; all 4
mcrlcan travellers who have stopped at inI, town,
while a pass through the Straits Vas hcilp obtain
ed from the Turkish authorities Tor the vessel in
winch they were pa,srngetS-or. as the cast Was
with the writer, arriving at ni.ht, aigncd from an
oNrrl nd journey from Slamboul, i'll r..ret the
loss 81 81 ho,pliah'c and init llieent a pclson
Commodore Porter still remains at til, place
he IS quite feeble, but during his three mou,,s Wis
II, Ils health has been gradually improving. s.
ID. Heap, Esq. |. :. consul at Tnnis, !. also here
with In, tamily-thc only Americans, Mes>rs
Calm, Of New York, Dr. Ferris of do, and r. {.
OLIVER, Ut Hosion, were AT tonstaninoplc the last
month"; on their way TO Russia. Mcs>rs. Dorr x
Ing IN Greece, aud making their way TO Ancoia.
he same letter mcnr rs the mNsteriol, ,i,au-
pearHncc OF MIR. Co"pcr, purser of lhc Brush
hl@a'e Portland, who went on shore at Curintli
III company with some OF the irgate's officers
parted from them 10 ie0a The ship, aud had moi
been heard of aticr.--l'he irieate remained six
days al CorInth, which were ,ainly employed in
searching for HIM. II was feared that Ia, had been
robbed and murdered or had fallen into one nr tho
deep pits among the ruins in the nciohborhond or
the town.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20

In passing along Pearl street, and IFS crowded
lots OF merchandise We noticed Yesterday row -,
boxes IN front of D>o>Wav 4 Brothers marko,
Liberia, Western Africa. We are informed thai,
thus trade is becoming 50 important as TO make
II nr'' Tor the merchants in the colony TO Wis
IL inns country regularly for THEN supplies The
s'"nemrn lS' referred to received not, long since
sold in this market for seven ,hon,and five Inn.
drcd dollars With the proceeds. III, par,;ns
purchased vessel. which was filled win y r.,nr,
cargo. "A Y f,o,, a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20
Thursday. October 20. 1896.

TO THE POLLS TO TIE POLL,
We speak in no spirit Of vain boosting, al.
we say, that our recent accounts from the -
of Nirsinia and some OF the Northwestern en-
ties, from the most intelligent sources, lu,ll. ..
contiden, belief that the vote OF Virginia vii ,
against the Van Buren, ticket by handsome g..
jority, if the Wings will turn out in other coua..
Let no man, then, stay al home But let c,,.
voter act as though the contest depended On A.,
individual exeriionS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20

Lower CANAp,.-Thc parliament in ,hi, pro-
vince WIS prorogued on Tuesday the .llh inst. bv
the coNcrnor-in-, hict, Lord Gu>iord.
On the day preceding, his lord>hip sent down
an ans" to the address of the House of As
>emhlN. 1t WAS very brief, consisting only of
three paragraphs; the FIRST contains an cNDlr>-
SION OF thanks for that portion OF the address d.
lec'ed personally 10 his lofd>lip, the two other,
quotc:
he drtefmIn'filon You express never 10 rc-
sum" A"ui iuteli"ns under line existing constitu-
'.on' virtually d'pNcN The country OF a domrs-
TIC legislature, and places II IN situation I'm which
lhr greatest embarrassment must be felt until a
remedy can be applied by the supreme authority
of the empire.
- Grntlcm.n--i ON address shall be transmit
ted to England with the least possible ,clav."
The speech on the Propagation was not much
longcr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20
TALlORS WANTED.

q VIE subscribers wish to employ i or 5 journey
men IalIors, who good Coat Makers. IN
such they will bind themselves to give as MANY iob>
Ia an, gwen time, as any house IN the UNION wtb
me established bill OF prices of this place which is
rom 50 - TO Soa Coat and good back shop
immediate application Is desirable
AMBROSE PAGE s BROTHER.
Octobr. Il y, ;r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20
LAND FOR SALE.

fgNIlE subscriber wishes to sell hIs tract OF Land
lying on the Road from Iyuchbnrg to Camp
bell Court house, miles from town the tract '"f
lnrry owned by Glass--ii contains about 20 acres
rinhty OF which is well tinbcred Wood Land, the
balance is cleared aud under an Incosurc. ] mere
Is between fifty aud sixty acres Of Low Grounds on
both sides of Beaver Creek. most OF which Is good
Tobacco I.and-the high Land Is in good heart, ana
well adapted to the growth oil Corn, Wheat and Oats
the improvements consist of a two story Framed
House with two rooms below and two above, with
Cellar \ c. aud all necessary out Houses Ton alan
lly. There Is also good Nlacksnhs Shop on
the Land Immediately onlhe road. Those Wishing 10
purchase, vie" the Land Tor themselves, and tor
tcrus apply to me or to my son Thomas \ Brans-
ford. who is authorized to dispose of the property
II not sold privately before the iih day OF Novcn-
Der next (thdt being day. will thon be offer
ed at public auction, in front OF the Court-Eonse, ON
very accommodating terms, which will be made
know on the day OF sale.
SAW FL. BR ANSFORD-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20

Gen. Jesnp has declined public dinner AT
Montgomery, Alabama, uron the ground, that
" it is due to all thai an investigation take place
INTO the Greek campaign: sal! demand it, so
far, AT least, my name has been associated with
my transaction, here, public private, and for
that purpose | shall proceed 10 the North, the
moment my duties here shall have been broueh, to
il close"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20
Z. l.. IsHA fEN.

Z doors above -SZcssrs. WILLIAMS q Victor,
\ no" receiving avery large and general assert
mcnt OF FAN and Winter Goods. comDri ,i,s
every article IN tbs uc ol|r> Good, aud Groceries
suitable tor the present and approach hing season
winch he VIII sell al The most reduced plces-Pur-
cliasers vi" find il to their advantage to call and eN
anime his stock
October Il IA, -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20
Nf.W \opk. Orl q

NEw loRk, Ocl. 3.
UNION CornsE.-Iaf day'S Racc.-The Joe
key Club PURSE for ! 600, mile hoats, did not come
oil-P"st Boy, in consequence OF recent lamrness,
not appearing ON The course. Minga his oppo-
ncnt, took the purse.
Seven horses entered Tor the propriclors' purse
$500, , mile heats, which was won bv j. Sands
bay Gllcy Alrlia, with ease.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20

ELECTORAL TICkETS.-Correspon
committees should be preparing thcmscyc, wi.
Tiskc,s for distribution. They may be obaa,5
at this office, at s. per thousand, OF in the ,.oa
proportion for any larger or smaller number
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20

The Louisville Advertiser SAYS, that lately in
that city, exchange on New York and philad,l-
phia WAS from five to five and half per cent pre-
MUM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20
+. i. BOWEN.
= ooors above Ncssrs. William. q, x,;..

\ ~ IuS received a most s,Io,d;a -.
n T. French Mcnno Cloths, '' ''So''i''eh'
ra.ll, d., d" OF every shade and quality.
;or'N ,9ids "a ne" article for Ladies' w,,, =
'o'"nted Bomba1lues do. "'''l
tctubct l.
.lI Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20
TIE 9TH OF NOVEMBER-ShaH The Pr,
dent appoint his successor!

'''. '''' s.'' '','.'' "'''''''' "' Deco'l
''''' q" '"'.R
''''''' VI " wy ''''''''' ~ ~ W l"im'g
'S u '''''''' no SUI WI ''' u i9i9' d.
Wv ','''''' VI "'' I'''''''"' popularity ana l-
" CIV. '''''o''' i'"'''"'H' III '''e sedlc q
'''' ''' NJ III '"o "''Ns ''o" "ooa1f ma
we u '''o '''''' ''''''S '' 10 decide VIE.
'''' '"'' arc '''''"e' u s''Nes--"1elIer la
N"'''" ''sh' Vi e'e'''i's '"'t ,"ie' Magistrate, u
"''''' "ee''"' " '''e J0'"s u 'n'F col SIe
"o'' '"eN s'"ha proudly Pfc-rmlnrhl Above 4
o'''e' ""'o">' Is 'chee'o''o 10 be mlhlN, al
WIZ w. " '' no'''''''io'' III ''e baltimore c..
Nen''o" oil '''ee-"'Idefs and hnekerl'es >"..-
9"''"''''" " 1"e' N"'eS' OF "'''st II IS 10 bct#.
u'ca''u ana established vi an lmperlSIabIe ba,s
w '''e 'n"ls"dn' f'Je''oh Of Tie NrFYiIe nina
WIZ - seeming 10 crawl line reptile, to Il Lr.
10 "hlch none But men OF ea9le pinons s.v
care 10 aspire.
nat s"s'c'oaS l''ii'iclai, John Randolpl OF.
remarked, Turn our constitution a, >oa pies.
vac 'eStdeW ~'" ehet ms successor, md I'd
successor fH De ms o'ch son, mheneru he mq,
mare one ~ Saifdhte age Doubtless, this M.
'hciic remark Was treated, III the time Of QfI, F.
terance, as the vatcnation ola d,semportInJ
hut are we not IN danger OF realizing il, cfl
sooner llan the prophet himself deemed it nos,
bic Let Martin Van Buren, he elected, and
FIRST part OF the prediction is already fulfilled. II
President will already have appointed In, ,,,Q,
s'f. Disguise 1t as you will, if Martin Van B.
rem be elected, 1t will b., solely and cxrs>:,e
because he is the ldvoritc of Gen. Jackson
take away from him this adventurous strength, Il
where would he be Livery man admits ual
has 40 popularity Of his own-aul none can "a
to any act "i lis life which entities him to the =
itudc Of the nation or TO the sulirages of the mem
Let his whole career as public man, b. ..,s.
aud his warmest advocates cannot put his
on ii single act OF Ils life which places him d
the level OF the most ordinary men-not npe,
has rcdounded 10 the welfare or glory of tie
ton over which lac 'aspirrs to rule. Strictly
~ man, he relies exclusively upon party MAJ
ry to cXalt him 10 an office which should never
degraded by party influences. Sensible Of |
own unworthness, he cings, like the parasite pa
OF which, he is the significant illustration, to
sturdy hickory, deprived of the aid OF which
we'll knows, that, prone to the DUST he wa
lhenccior,h creep, in oJscurlv, on the face If
native earth. Should jackson Withdraw fran
hi, favor. the syconl,,,, ,.ho L.. 49,. L,.
into unnatural elevation by his pa,ronao. ua
sink with rapidly even moro asian, shine
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20

.lPPontmem by tie Prcsidcm.-Samnd l..
L,@nloot to be Surveyor of the port of Norfolk
aud Portsmouth, in the place Of Arthur lay !or,
j., deceased.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20

Key Isaac Aaron, an Armenian priest. was a
passenger in the Aurora, from SMYRNA. winch ar
rived at the port of Boston, on Tuesday morn,nc-
lie Is said to be the first who visited thi, conn.
try.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20

.hLanSdS.-From this new State we learn that
on the lDth ult. AMBROSE II. SEWER and VII
LIAM ). FtLroN were elected Senators of the L.
nitcd States. The former the well known Dele
aaic 10 Cousre,s from the late Territory, received
the vote of ,Aery member Of the Legislature pre-
sent, and the latter the late Governor Of the Ter
riiorv, received every vote bot four.
toBfgr \. WATKINS bad been elected Secrc-
tary oil State for four years and law had pass
ed the Legislature directing the mode of clccting
Electors of President and Vice President in that
State 10 be by general ticket.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20

'EliE hrm OF Waulop, Bark,dlIc 4 Co. i hi
DAY dlssolvedby mutual consent. All tbr ,lsb,s
due TO me firm, aic transferred 10 Elislr HtiL sll
~. N 20. and all the debts due from the arm are
assumed by them. ''''' '''
WILL M WtuGIIop.
ELISHA BtRkSDALE In
k. y. fOURQUREAN.
Ce'oosio WOW if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20
NEW Co-PAIsFNtRSiup

Vie subscribers Respectfully anno,,,,,. =, H..
u friends and the public generally. thar the, bayr
purchased Mr.. Il. d. Fomqureans interest in The
late firm OF Wauhop, Earhsdale * Co. NJ IIaI,la,
'onn house, 'a.-The bushes, hereafter viii bc
C un'erthe hfm ct Elisha barhsdac, Jr &
TO- A. BtRkSDALE,
a. SIDNOR.
WIN. WAtiiOP
,I.c,r y. BARkSDALE, Jr.
---------'. - ottoDef WD W. if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20
AIRS r MEM MUSIC, sc.

w y. SMITH, hns this day received r,o,.
.F7--.S," orh' large addition 10 her colcct,nn
o. Sit' for The p',no Forte and Gmi,a,
so.aih'n much more extensive than il has bern
jeafons 70, bo, now embraces all the standard pub
popular Music variety oil new and
IN hand' beautiful assortment NJ cr,r.oc
alu "e'"i'ic riate, grand action PIANO FoRTEs
on1 Chnabers ~ ana D"'o,s, Racoa
Al at New York prices.
October II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20

-~---~-----.-- : = -
been always his signal personal and oiheia' pu'is
that hi, enemies. though alarmed nS hs great anu
increasing popularity. dare not ass iil> hdepeha-
a., -. ar ia,.s,ity. Gen. Harrison, ~ less than
Judge v hite is, emphatic SENSE, the candidate
oftIc people object oftcrroi TO the eabdl ana us
panders VIM have presnmpiuously arranged ''o
succession.
Mr. Tyler is Your fellow eitizen-and oi mn
we need no, speak. Tie was your senator and
YOU remember the occasion which r.! lan Il " ''4=
draw aud have not been nhcanerfhtd WI
nesses of what followed Behold the oo"oA
ious resolution retains It's place upon H' ~
not understanding the occupation ct ~ scat ~ a.
mother left the parry IA undispHA" 'o""''' ,''''
all that has come Of the intiiinn'a'ot a3Pe'' 10
,h ,,,, otip,rr,,rlion, anI the alicndan deep aud
na;,,,,l agitation OF fhc public mind, Ia ae@ h4m-
A., and a sp1ech! The chosen instrument
>. effect a deed, demanded, as The pdrtA
alleged, bv the offended sympathy oi the
people-whose commission was special, anu
precise 10 fantastic mihueneSs--'le substitute
appointed To carry oni scheme, that clam
cd precedence oi all olh,r subjects, dld mol
bring i,c high matter even To vote. You
alone it l.ores 10 say, now thhi me nPro1f
and commotion have subsidized, hn" lar The i'Hull
is worthy the right which was eNefiel To thr'' II,
aud hos FAR the right itself hos been hgaored
ana N1n1iCdlcu DElNttH NoH' '''' ''..' 80
Mr. Smith, of whom we kno" htIe, Il any ihhs,
we leay. the qucs ioa Of selection, with one re-
mark that in LA, own State Nd. smith Is mol
heard of in tn. canvass, but IS devoted 10 Tie c
lection of Johnson and Van Bnren, wlrteas even
Mr.. Tyler is the candidate upon tho opposing
ticket.
People oil Virginia submit the election 10
YOU, 10 whom ii appeftains 10 decide Il. we
have not The want 10 >nppose that You VIII form
YOUR estimate oflbs Importance OF the contest by
our Impressions nor htte We The presumption to
desire il. Firmly is W. believe luat our instlt-
tutions and the character OF our common country
are implicated ia the issue, W. believe, with no less
assurance in the existence al the manly mde-
pcndence aud horror OF dclalion, which were tn
characteristics of our people IN the pilmy DAYS oi
the republic To us II seems that liberty Itself,
which is but the right al self sovernmcni, Is m
yolved. Let il be that We cft IN tbs; yet
it canno, be doubted, that tie irocdomoi elections,
upon which all o0r II 9lil, depend, will be lnpaIr-
cd by submitting IN tine smallest degree 10 Tie IN
fuence OF the government OF IFS ofgans. That
such influence has beta cserlrd ia the pending
contest, 10 candid man Vii deny. Whether 81
not il shall prevail Is ler Non IL decide aud W
leave to YOU the decision, win secure reliance,
tina, in d, spite Of The ze su pre- ue,s Of party,
you will be m indiu OF wtat l. ddeia the hmc n
your ancestors, Your own hun5r AMI the welfare Of
your pos'erlty.
ROBERT SrANARD,
JAQuELlNE b. uAENlE,
SAM!.. TAYLOR,
JAMES CASklE,
WAl u.MACFARL MD,
JOHN H.PLEASANTS,
JOHN ROBERTSON,
RIO. 9. SCOTT,
JAMES GRAY.
JOSEPH MAYO,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20

From MionIG,N we learn that the Convention
al Ann irbor, after having rejected the terms pro-
posed BY Congress o the admission oi HAT Stale
INTO the Union, have appointed three Delegates
(hrsrtS r. WING, ANDREW MAcK, and RoGERr
CLAnK) 10 repar to Washington during The session
oil Congress, in behalf Of the rieh,s oil Michigan
as she understands tkrm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.

The election for members OF the Legislature OF
tls State, Which, with thar ior Representatives 10
Congress, tool, place on Tuesday and "Wednesday
Of tbs week determines ia that State (as appears
BY the ioIlowng) the complexion also oi her cleo
tofdl college,
FROM The NEWARK DAILY ADV EEfisER.
Electoral Electioa-.I Diemma.-Our elcc-
tordl vote ia New jersey this year will be IN the
hands oil the Legislature. The ACT OF Congres, re-
qairos that the election OF Electors IN the several
State, shaII tase place mthn thiry-f"ur days of
the meeting Of the electoral colleges, which is fixed
for the first Wednesday 9th this year, ot Decem-
Der. The legislature ol this State by the act OF the
ID December, 1907, (,ee Rev Stat. =. 534,) re-
quirc, llai the election shall be held the first
day of tire month, benny MUty-SiI DAYS from the
meeting oi tia. electoral college. The same diff
Gully occurred twenty year, ago, when the rc>pon-
sbiliry devoIvcd upon the Legislature.
o. II is said that the Legislature Of New Jer
,ry will be convened earlier than usual, and the
necessary law passed 10 the election Of Pre-,
,,ieurll Electors by the people.
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cartridges wrapped up in handkerchief. aps,oiln
his poekel, and list OF tie NAMES 81 per
sons who uerc afterwards arrested ia the course Of
Yesterday. Tie police continues lis searches, aud
II Is ,ad thli LOO OF 200 maskets have been seiz-
cd III ths Rue de Rieo"