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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
l5t\TONISM.

The great ENrnnglng Loco Forn, Thomas II.
Benton, lcttcl TO i committee al the People Of
Lane as~r county Ohio who had iut tied hun To par
t,.e of public dnucr given tn Senator Alien, dated
st Louis August H. lS57, has the barciaccd eiiron
t-ry this language: - rOb grdiniac You CEN
tlcmcn the success OF Cen Ja,ksOns endca,or< to
IMPROVE. the condition Of Mc currency, frtnptift3
an he PRESENT PROSPERITY If he PRO.
DlCTIlE CLASSES. and in the general capaci-
" Of the counr, III carry on its business and IN
sure valuesb, thu specie standard. III spite of the
stoppase nj tht Btnh.. Cam inpudcnce go farther
than tins DOES ih. rely upon the ignorance
vi the MASSES" whom, arc told by one ri his
friends. he hopes tn move 10y his gold humbup Ii
he does, let HIM rcld an TO the n,utin. >,I
position III the result OF the late elections. The
people 10 ger be led 10y this ynis iutuus as
child is cheated by guennG toy. They begin to
feel the error OF their courSc--and they will romu
with indignant scorn upon the brazcn- iced ,cma-
sogue whn III The face OF the Universal paraly that
has fallen upon the country, tcducin. the price OF
produce and the wages of labor in common with ~
cry thin. else shall have tic efirontei, mock them
By hypocrcal congratulations the prosperity NJ
nc Proiucbre classes. The day of deusion is pas
ring a"a,-and, with it, the intlutnc. Of these dog
ma,izn. knaycS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

u The Southern Atlantic coast swept by a
tremendous storm the l7rh inst. The South
Carolina and Georgia papers contain records of hca
disasters the 1t also felt in full force
at Pensacola, almost every vessel in the harbor. OK
crp the ships oi being driven ashore, present.
ING Il ,crne OF wreck aud' ruin never before wit
messed. Ont.third Of the cotton crops on the
Santcc, Is. c. aye computed to have been lost and
the Rice has also suffered considerably
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

~ ESl MT to the rrose,ons of decd ri trust
u c>fruted 10 II, b, T. +. Bowen beatns date the
u day Of August, l727 and o record nihc 'Ick 9
Once ot tn Count OF llustn,s IN the Corporation
al l,nrhbmg. We shalt proceed 10 sell, on THIS
DAA, ilr llh INST. The Steleo The said Bowon, 10
the lown al L>nchburg, by NJ, al public auction
h,s enllre stock OF tiDDbs.
The above Goods were selected with great care by
MI bowen, aud comprise IN assortment well dIaplcd
10 this sceuou ot the country.
The terms wall be liberal All made known II the
Sale. The Sale viii be conducted by thnlcs
Phelps, AuelIunocr.
lOllN NJ WARWlGk,} .r....,.....
ROBERT MORElSS, ! '''' we
SrB. 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

Ny 1t is announced that the father OF Thomas
allen, editor of the " Hadisonian" the rival OF the
N''ooc, Is named Jonathan Allen-that he mem
NIT OF the Baltimore Convention, where he cave his
Sd'- tor Martin Van Buren, as President, and Rich
'u NJ. J Johnson Vice Prcsidcnt--and that Amos
N'e"Saii . rewarded' him. by comforting on him the
ppo'Esncnt of Postmaster of some ountry town in
.''''ath"se'ts-tiis orthodoxy. with s'ch ped-
e'''. Cannot oicourse he questioned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
<sysf1 AIRY.

Died.. N Mount iiofch. nrat t'ttci HrtdEr. bedford
county. on SUNDAY the 9th ult. al whipping cough
and other comphcair diseases OF tit, intir daNs t
rtlou which hatled the skill of ms ulN stct~ JonA
MARsuALi Youngest SON II Win. & sarah &. lit
wch, two ytus and eIgn months old. tie h,s lot
his bcrcaccd parrnts, thfee brothers, tht,c sisters.
and mau> Ielreons, 10 dtop ten Ntt ms sleep III
death. Nc,r, has the victor, Death. rr,,e Ia, oald
hand with richer trophy. and nc,n Wu, the hnpe,
ot dCvot. parents more moufninlly blasted. oh.
Death thou at the destroyer ot domestic tttify.
Litllc Marshall HE bud Of Innocence aud viftoe
too pure for eahs beak soil; httlc creature h5sr
CHAINS were mol II be contaminated hy sinful world.
HIS meek spur IN IT'S native skrs-his btiaht
black eve, winch once beamrd with intelligence, and
every vriur CLOSED forever on y ORD
whuso sorrow IL nesel kue"-hiS placid brow. onee
hghtcd up with thousand ,niauttlc traces, alas l.
NOW as cold rs the elod that covers il---Scrp ON,
lovely babe ! Noneht shall disturb thcc Ihrrr--lor
protecting angels lallo" thy slunhcrS.--AnI thon
wilt again ,ev,r: thy death VISA bereavement
to thy parents who loved thee to devotion, aud shed
thousands OF Tor hee but ,hcir sorrow Is not
without Unprecedented TO the viii ot their lle,n-
cnl, Father, who IN mercy aliile,s hs ,hiicn here
they look amas Inn tins world (non gloomy,l Ia Il
hircr--a haprei.-"here the, hope To- meet their
beloved SOU. John Marshall, and sprud bls,iul Z
tcrnity, IN the presence ei uhei, Redccmcr
ilapp, infant, early blo~t,
Resi-, III peaceful slumbcrs, rest
Early ies. aed from the calcs,
Which increase With growing years.
81 The Richmond Wing and Enquirer, aud the
hrhgIous Herald, ad l'a''iile l>lofri are request.
ed to insert the foregoing.
-, al the residence al hr, grandfather IN the
county ct amherst. ehiht I'm ct august ~ the "a
year "l ne arr, MISS SARAH MlF'nhl'' 'hesi
daughter ol hf. hehtft =hu'l''h "' the 'ohn-
" Z" Nelson. ! hiS aili''hc ana 'N'eH'h young
Lady had been the child al al' tton almost lroin her
infancy, having Ia cn cold Very early hc, which
ultimately settled ~ hti lnns' ana I"h "hl'h she
I....l
never found relief unll ahind pio'Wrnc''ln mlihte
mercy released heI l,oln hel snftrrn@N, 'N taking
her I" himself. Sic hal heena professor "l rehelen
ior several year. ndi + holN me an" !""S lou
Nrrsaiion tNlnttd IL all AROUND h'i tht Sil' was III
deed m ifntl = nat sh' ln"'ss'd !" ne sue WIS
dnI'iul aud alifeilohat elh' lnd anu tender s's
ter ANA long VII hfi surviving f'"N'N ana hle's
have "lhnieni hei las>. i'm ihev need not hofio"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
FIFTY DOLLARS REV 8ssD.
MONEY LOST,

Net.TN ZEN the Richmond Stage iiu3d and !; od
- OAK thutch, by the WAY ri Sfetln. AndClsOu's 81,
encased III ircc ol "fllne papfr loet or Ave hitN
don nnt,.s. on the Fdrmci5' and Virginia Banks.
one twenty dollar note un ihe Nlnchcsici Bank and
one ~ Two five dollar notes aud also some bill, OF
Groceries. OF Miller & kobrlfs oi IYnehtnfg. huy
information respecting the ahoHe. will be thankfully
received aud reward ol %50 eiYen
WILLIAM SHANNON.
Campbell Sept. It
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

ala. ~,,e i, no, for the cxis'ence Of a constitution.
:, ,robibi,ion Ii " ritcs light air, are 10 the
;.,l,us confirmation strong AS proof of Holy Wit"
,,,elv admissions Of this character should be sun
;, ~ show that they have been dupcd aud beilav-
.. into opposition to the Bank, by caIumncs islsc
., fonI AS the motive that dictated them was selfish
aud malignant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

- p. Blair offers TO rosien the mana semcnt
OF tlr great Glubc," ii the Editor OF the Rich
nond Enquirer will consent To "rnke IL upon h> At
lanc;tn shoulders" Bah, Bn he seems Ia DISLIKE
the idea al teSiguuc III favor of the Malisonian."
That he fears that his end Is drawing ugh. however
is evident from the fac, that he has commence, Il talk
in. about it. :" Coming event, oaslin. then
shadows before"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

" II Is probable that among the first questions
INCH VIII be brought before Congress Tor considera
'"' VIII bet validity OF the right OF the Missssp
r'"cmoers 10 their scats--tc election in that State
'"s been made under Proclamation OF the Go
"of' without authority OF law. and. as some wri-
'"'en, IN opposition to existing statutes. The
'N'"c 'f'at' are ,'re.dy d-oussinr It with sone
s-1p-tk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

= \ writer in the National Inlclicencei, hail
ing from Safatog., ~ Y. proposes National Con-
rention of Wing Young Men, 10 be held At Rich
mond, IN Jul. next, not for the purpose OF nomina
ting a President. but 10 produce Reborn, III the gov
eminent. The object is most laudabie one--bu
the plan proposed admits e doubt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

IT, An Army General Court Martial convened at
Fort Monroe. OIL the 23d ul'. for the u'a otsuch phi
soners as might be hroug lt before II. The Court
Col. a. c. w. flaming, President. Maj X. w.
Kirby Captains l.. Lyon, j. Washington, and D.
Van Ness, and Lieutenant r. l.. BIcut and T. Ridge
", Members. Lieut.. J. X. Irwin, Judge Advocate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

- 1t seems that Mr. Clay Was not NJ Louisa
CONT house the 2l>t ul,. The last Charoltcs-
vile Republican says That he requested argue
the great Harris VIII case. bat that hc declined II
Me>,rs Leigh, Sanani, Johnson. JAS. Garland and
Alex. R.vrs, engaged in the The Char
loucs,le paper ,Aprcsscsihe opinion that Mi. Gar
Land would he hardly able III consequence of his de-
tcntion BY hi. suit. reach Washington IN time to
vote IN the choice OF a Speaker.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
& IRE ID L.
from IL HtehmoHd Hdie, Sept. |.
Ill L u IL l. l-.ES

from III EffiHoH6 Ifdi%, Sept !.
TIE MARKETS.
Wheat has experienced an advance on last week >
prices. ltnow feali, bllngs II 5oa 81 81 pcrbush-
IT III the larhmond market. and, according the
New York Expre,, OF Monday, the stock oil Wheat
thai market getting very low, and prices con
scqucnlly Using ;, rapltls-l700 bushels foreign
W heat sold at 81 10. In the Baltimore Market on
Tuesday last, domestic red Wheat, good quality.
re adh, sold At from 81 81 to - 60 per bush1. Ia
the Al.Nahdria Market OLA "Wednesday, > 81 WAS
paid lurlcd " heat. Tho price also we'll sustain
ed IN the Philadelphia Natkct--aud our farmers
should embrace the present. eoidcl opportunity, and
send IN their Whcat.
Flour i, rather dul--thc last sale IN this city ri
county suprriinr. made at - 10. The New
Gork Express al Monday states that lour had, with
IN a few daSs risen dollar owing to the limited
supply, and beng all held by few persons. 1t was
also dull ~ The Baltimore Market-on Monday and
Tuesday. City Mil, was selling nj - 80.
TOBACCO-lnspection large aud prices grad
ually giving away--comlnon cuttings are occasion
ally sold under aud about 50, but the most common
rate is 81 S2d--olher sorts range as N quality
from S3a ia very fine manufacturing hid. ocoa-
sonaily sells high--one of this description was sold
10 day AT Si3 80.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

l.NnchhutE y, August ~. lsaa.I
:" The sum ot TWO DOLLARS viii be 81
yen Ia any CITIZEN, foatntiss3or,i ti|cy, OF
Sotdtc,, vino shall blug to THIS kendoHou, an able
bodied recruit, veil formed. souudand otholnisc duly
qualified CAS- above dpeothod,l ton the duties o osu
dtel and VIM shall be regularly enlisted
September niW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
German sg0Eailsg Cloths.
~ EA .. sc.


4 GOODaisolunent OF Boiling Cloths Of the best
y qualtty. Alehot stamp hon No to 8. fer
sale - = 'RNER X BURWELL.
August. 10 WV II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

9 - Mr.. Ma>,y, L. S. Charge d'Atfaires TO Bel
GUM, sailed from New York on the goth of Au-
gust, III the packet ship Nirgnian, from Liver.
pool.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

.imai galaation. Nashville Republican and
Nashville Banner have been united, aud the new pa
per will hereafter be published under the name oi
i" 'fhe Republican Banner" Beth papers have here
toloic b, ably conducted, and have been efficient
agents in unsealnp the eyes ol the people Of 'Fcnncs
see, and in achieving the most wonderful revolution
N public sentiment which The annals of party warfare
eAhihu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

!" Some weeks ago copied without beng A.
ware that i, rignated in the New York Herald, 4
desci pion oil the connagrAtion of hestranboat Bea
Shcrrod, purpo,ling to have heea written b, SUI
frrer.' CAPT. Castlcn,an, the commander Of the
Sherod, in a communication 10 the Louisville Jour
nal d, nionsttcs that the writer ri that description
could not have been BOARD Of the boat AT the time
of its distractions and that hs whole story was fr
mcn' of the imagination composed for lie gra,fta-
ton ot the lovers of the " sublime aud horrible"
Had VIC known that the article first appeared IN the
New J ork Herald should OF course have doubt
I'd authenticity and dec lined inserting il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

o. The Raleigh Register calls upon Messrs
Brown and Strange of North Carolina, to resign their
seats in the United States Seuat<, III obedience 10
the recently expressed will of theis constituents
The Register may call spirits from the Vastly deep"
and they will come soon AS a " Democratic
oflce-holde will relinqnish his grasp upon Uncle
Sans purse. We hear nothing said. now a-days
about the right OF Instruction.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

L - From the number otmembers Of Congress
whose arrival AT Washington has been already an
nounced. We may confidently anticipate TINT nearl,
the ~loe number will be preseut TO day
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

- When Gen. JackSon'S letters Ia +. Z. Biai
reached Cincinnati, they were regarded as a hoaN-
the Generals friends deeming linn III. }pabe al Civ
ing nttcranoet 10 such disorganizing seninents and
NAL @nant feelings. Ia reference 10 this fact, the
NaShrRc Banncr remarks The letters are oi an OK
raordluar. character truly bu, friend Of the Gin
cinna Wing ought not be surprised al aag 3'ing Pu'-
portlng To come the same source.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
H.ebebaA EEg5leEi.
= a'gGR GRES,.FgSs Igs..!

N III. .uhscst5af hHa hand between - ,nd
y @5eao1 with el GOODS. and frank as-
kuovlrdte4 ihai h l. compelled to have none, lor
ap'r. ri "a fnslrl5Ie hr will sell a portion of
them. Al no l1r Whole, cheaper tuu they were ever
huuon - be- Persons Wishing t. buy had better
call auI sufpi, tenl,cltcf, "a, doubt is entertain.
ed that god viii BE- heher, bat ucce,st, Knows
40 L,s, fhafelofe they must be sold, even NJ tho
following ,tlegf4ltcl Tor priccs;
Ner rxtl slrrline blue AMI black Cloths, 50, truly
splendid.
ENtrl tprprrine blu. black and coloicd Cloths, nj
: aud 50.
Road sup rGpe French Printed Canb,cs all colors.
n -. I'd
Nrw " and beautiful plaid poplms, nj / 81 CTS. -
100 doz. hurry llmdkcrchirti viii be sold very
caeaP.
Braphtnl Gaeoea n Il 10 20 cts.
Good t2A priced ditto, At 10 ct-.
SlO.n.oeorth OF silks and Salms, ole,cry dese,ip-
ton. seiy low,
\ lca spl.u.d 2s. Painted VI uss lrfl, To be sold ut
dD CT.
\ lcy tot> handsome duo, AT q ct..
\ tcn q9tsf> beautiful Printed Lawns. at SD ctr,
\ llae assortment OF line brown French Linens
lstu2.
Between $1,000 and $500 worth OF splcsdJ
French Wot!.ed Capes aud Collars, moro than
chrap.
And m5e> othel Goods, which viii be sold 50 low
10 rsY the purchasers large per cent. even in
buyln fof .inohri Purchasers respectful
~ mNted To ell and examine and let the goods
speak lof tAleh7el4eA. l. b. ESTES.
JHlY@
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
a:sL.aSlll knr AatC.

I IlAA ! u#eAtelIfnt new tauyall, which viii
sell 81 lna.le,aie ,tad accommodating turns.
JOHN e. SlACkIEFORD.
Aufust Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

~ We refer The reader to the interesting letter
Of Nh Charles Elicit, Jr. Principal Engineer of the
James River anil K4uawha Company. t. Con Duff
Z. zen IA arc,her co,uiuu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

e Both parties continue to claim Mr.. Murray,
the newly elected member from Kentucky, in the
district represented in the last Congress BY Linn Boyd
". b. The Ilopkins,e (ky.) Gazette styles him
a Wing, and the Louisville Journal says, Murra,
Is Wing, thorough going Wing. although his
ideas as TO a T.. S. Bank, which lie acknowledges TO
be Indispensable are somewhat peculiar" The OPT
Mons OF all the members will be tested in few days,
and farther speculation is therefore useless
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

u The Baltimore Chronicle says, " has been
surmsed that the portions of the letters OF the En-
President TO the Globe, which suppressed.
violent and slandsrons even than the extracts
published"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
INDIANA ELECTION.

We have At length complete from this
State from which i, will be that the previous aud
apparently authentic ad,ccs OF Ralfe Bcone's de-
feat, Gus aud that hc is re elcocd-stand
my "solitary and alone amidst his colleagues the
wreck OF Van Burensm III Indiana. We most sin
ccrcl, regret that he who boosted on the floor of Con.
grcsS, that he WAS proud To wear Il collar with Nv
DIR Il. J0ctSon, inscribed upon il. is longer per-
united To rour tie Representative Chamber of a
Tree people with his presence. But witlsrandnc
his election, the general ,esnltin Indiana AS exhibit.
ed IN the following statement, is more glorious than
could have been anticipated from the frs, wave of the
great rtvolrtion in Public Opinion. which is now 81
Iently but surely sweeping onward, carrying terror
and dismay into the ranks ol,hr E.perimeucrs. aud
beain, down the tottcring fabric OF their hopes:
IiIsi DiSirict
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

Tho New Orleans Bee, Of August p. state,
that the elbow Fever is on the increase IN that ca
~, and that the which have lately occurred
have been very violent and unusually fatal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

o. We are glad to see that the report Of the dan-
cerous illness ri Senator na,,-, ~ Massachusetts. rs
.nttr,dis Cd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

o. In the next Legislature oil Kentucky, parties
Will stand thus Senate. Wings -, Nan''cs Ia IT,.
orr, Wings n, Van 30
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
sanI, NETTING.

n Cnnp Meeting. TOT Campbell Cncnit
,sefSS will Commence n elbow Branch. on Mon
$3.50 day. 9nd oetohei. Our Preachers an
People are invited 10 attend
BENJAMIN IL. pt'NAI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
SAVINGS ss.ssH.
oyersssirc SWa'iaHf fp.Fssrsss OF
10000 ssDaE.

4 AEPOSlTES Gf not less tlan five Dollar, VIII
- be received by this institution and ecrll1r7trS
issed, binding fun, and hrlnis all funds aud prop
eriy owned hv the institution, Tor the payment the c.
ot, upon ten DAYS notice, bearing interest from ulc
date, at the rate al per cent per anhuli Tor Sue" u
haS remain SLY mouths; per cent. Tor such IL may
#iennn four and not exceeding SIN months ana
per cent. per anuum Ton such as may be deiianleA
VII fat,r ,,tb.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
REVIEW
or 7I9E. s.t.sssHs 5sG ~ Fssa I. 2.
Corrected by Richard VNrec.
ssE. LEE W

Inspected lhe weeh endmg 2l d1y o. Scpl. 1911
hhds passed aud refused.
The quantity l1sl ecied Tins Wcch ha, not been
heavy as VIII b. >eentoa thr last review something
Ike 100 hhds short. E.crs OF al Kinds luy sup
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
f.tyarH.N FLOUR.

FENHE Subscriber has small lot Of first rate Fam
lis fou Tor sale PAUL JONES.
rug. - 2tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

Iia,ing h,en engaged during the lastteh Years IN
manufacturing ploughs, Harows and other nipple
mcn|s, TO, this section Of Virginia, with Il constant
aud nnremltted attention to Improvement, he nov re-
Turns hIs lants ior tic encouragcmcntreceiied from
the 4fnuets the surrounding counties, ana also 10
the Agricultural Societies, Central and New Lon
DOM Tor lle premiums awarded to his work. Iheso
iprn new lBlucenlenis 10 greater exertion which he
promises exercise IL the utmost extent OF his
ncaus IN order tnkeep MP complete assortment OF
tn, ollas M articles Tor his customers, viz
Stewards toughs, J Horse,
Nef9unc's do do
D.,.ss. do do
I.tl side Pleuehs tie celebrated Wing Coulter.
Cuymors together with every other article OF tho
Plough hlud. adapted to onvsoh,
ALSO,
iARRott.s ofesery description on hand. aud made
to ortre.
All pflsens wishing to purchase articles in his
ne respect ully lnyiled to call and examine his
assortment. Orders from distance will be prompt
~ supplied.
December oatbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
1898
W hjr majority,

Wing majority, 1898
In the same counties in 1856, the Wing majority
WAS 1915, showing Wing gam, in two years, of
1858 in the Hermitage State. Gen. Jackson's re-
Turn home has wrought wonders Truly, he is a
man Of great influence u homo,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
ADMIN.

Wines ADMIN
john Pitcher, 49, l.. Boom ASA
Second District.
John living, 5,1..3 John Low 4as7
Jhrd District.
VIM Graham, 5,7l7 J. s. Smon>ou l. 900
Fourh District.
George II. Dunn. s,09l Amos Lane. 5,057
IiN District.
James Raridan, ,,,, u.,;r u ,,
iona. NcCary,> '" v "'7' = ~ e'''''"
.SiIit District.
Vim. lIerod, 9,C35 James Is. Ray, 5,658
.Sercah District.
\ iher :. White. IL, 737 y. jackson, 1869
The aggregate Wig majori, In the State. i, will
be seen, exclusive OF the Firth District is over four
teen thousand votes. Including thai District it may
be estimated at some thousands more.
Tennessee Gubtrnaioriai Election Returns from
every county but too exhibit the following re-
suit:
For Cannon, (Whig) 50, loo
I,,yt Arms 1
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

WILLIAM LONG, having purchased Mr. James
cailaways interest OF the stock in trode-wl
ihg business IN his own name and for his own account
atthe old stand, No. l6 Tchouptouas ST., where he
S1crtons to ACCOMMODATES friends aud the public gener-
ally that he will continue TO merit their patronage
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15
VIA. EBaDstOba,

PROFESSOR OF ELOCUrION,
ESPECTFUl.-1 announces TO the public of New
III orleans, that he has resumed his practice in the
above necessary branch of polite and professional etu
CATION uents visited their residence, or rececvd
at Mr. Bartons rooms, No II Circus street. whore
particulars may asccrained. nj
PACKAGE HARDWARE &c FOREIGN & DO
LEVERE1T g. 7IIOMAS.
Commission Merchants,
10 BROAD STREET, NEw-IoRK
NVAVE on hand and are constantly receiving from
4 Il England and Germany full supply of Hard
wa. goods which are offered by the package
16D casks Carolina Hoes, ass'd
900 do bright traces do
~ do log chains do
122 cases English f,wng guns
rs do German do do
II do Cro-s cut saws
25 casks edge tools, ass makers
70 do mill files do do
IL do pen, pocket, and dirk knives
IL do table cutlery
IL do brass kettles
SO do brass chamber oanlestisks
10 do hooks and hinges
do wood screws
6 cases PISTOLS assd
50tons English boiler plates
70casks sheet zinc
45O0 boxes tin plate, assorted sizes,
with also good supply of American hardware.
Orders will receive prompt attention, and executed at
lowest prices. jan3O-3m2aw
CITY BANk, NEW ORLEANS.
II the annual election for Directors of this institu
IN ton, held GU the 9th instant, the following named
gentlemen were elected for the ensuing year, viz.
Samuel J. Peters, w. II. Avery,
j. Caldwell, Victor David,
Charles A. Jacobs, w, L. Levericb
T. o. Scribe, J. ~ l.avebeurre,
J. G. Walton, L.. Andrews,
Samuel II. Colt, A. Qucrticr.
And at meeting Of the Board of Directors this dav,
Samuel Peters, Esq unanimously elected president
nib RO3r. J. PADFREY, Cashier.
ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
JONES' PA TENT COI7'ON GIN,
by the P,tentec, No s. Magazine street, New Orleans
TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE g. 90