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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22
Received payment,

RIoT IN TRoY-"St. Patrck's day in the morn
ing was the Of considerable confusion in Troy.
The Irish residents in that town were highly offended
at seeing number Of stuffed images suspended in DIFF
ferent parts of the city, which they construed into an
act OF rldcule and insult to them and their religion.
Some of the less consderae could not bear this pro-
vocation, but attempted to pull down the offensive
oojects-ln this they opposed by the orgnators
OF me mischief Then came the tug of war. Several
dueis Were carried on with fists which terminated in
ageneral engagemcnt.with brick BATS staves &C. TO
the damage OF doors and windows and sundry broken
heads. The disturbance in the morning was Quoted
by the presence of the Mayor and police 1t the eve
ming as was anticipated, the row recommended with
much more serious aspect and was only subd,led bv
tho Troy Citizens Corps headed by the Mayor Recor
der and Aldermen The Citizens Corps were provid-
ed with several rounds of ball cartridge, and We're de-
termined on prompt execution had the occasion re-
CURED It. This resolution of the Citizen Corps cannot
be too highly approved Of 1t is the only mode of
proceeding with such rioters. The watch and civil
police are totally inefficient to act against such ruff
mans The spirit of moblsm will never be put down
TIL the lead has been pretty freely distributed among
the ringleaders.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22
THE HER AID.
- EDECsDAY. MARCH as, 1897.

- rur HERALD OFFICE tcW REMOVE on me Isl
- Nh 70 No IN ANN STREET, ons door eass az Nassau
S oDpostts me Vesry Qf The Dutch Reformed
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

SHirwREoK.-The barque Hayre, Higginson, from
Baltimore to Charleston went ashore the South
breakers, at IL clock, Saturday, the llth SHIP
and greatest part Of cargo totally lost.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

EoyPT.-The following Information comes in a let
ter from Alexandra, dated January 18th.
II have TO inform you that the United States have
concluded treaty of commerce with the pacha, in
GLIDING Egypt, Syria Gambia and Caramania 1t has
been negotiated very secretly and especially without
the knowledge of the English who are very anxious
on the subject, fearing the competition of the Ameri-
cans in the silk trade of Syria.
''Jsst at this time the Engl sh diplomatic agents
and mercantile associations paying much atten-
ton the trade of the Red Sea- which the pacha is
striving to resuscitate. He has many projects under
consideration, including the resumption OF his canals
and other works upon the Nile and plan for the
Enlistment of indigo factories This article he hopes
TO make a valuable subject of export.
TURKEY AND PERsIA.-There are wars and nmors
of wars from the east The London and Paris Jour
nails all intimate the near approach of hostes be-
tween Turkey and Egypt, and civil war; raging in
Persia where the young Shah boldly defends his
newly acquired crown, which some members of his
family striving TO wrest from him. AT the latest
accounts the Shah's army were successful, and the
rebels hard pushed, retreaing towards the Cas-
plan. The Shah's army is $4,000 strong. and his
brother is al the head of $4,000 more. The number
OF the rebels scarcely exceeds $1,000.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22
Highly lmportant--byE Express Mail.

By our New Orleans slips of the 18th inst. we learn
that Gen. Santa Anna arrived at Vera Cruz, on the
2lst ult; he received rather coolly, with more
honors than was due to any Mexican General. He
Immediately left for his estate
The choice for President fell on Eusamente-as
follows:
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

LATER FROM FLoRIDA.-Intelligence has been re-
ceived by Express Mail bearing dates to the 9Th inst
from the Camp, near Fort Dade. Hostilites have
ceased and treaty has been concluded with Jumper
and other chiefs. letter from Fort Dade, OF the 5th
says-"Jumper was in Camp yesterday and brings
word from Micanopy that he will agree to any thing
Jumper says, and that when day is fixed, he will
in with his people, their wives and children. 1t
states that Oceola is chief of no note among them,
but merely good warrior with two or three followers.
BY the lst of April all the Indians are be south OF
the Hillsboro, and line drawn east through Fort
Foster. Hostages remain with us"
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

| General Bustamente has taken command of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09
5AI1Es RIVER 4 skASAwiiA
90 pJFsy1sr.

fpNllE ,lird annual meaine Of The s,achhpdcl, Of
y the james River and kananha Company viii
be hold nj tho Capitol IA the City OF Rehiuond. viii,
permission of the proper authority on Monday the
18th Drcember nest.
ckhoIier> who douol intend 10 be present, aud
Who have not alrepista standing rloNy TO repre-
srutfhcu ~ the annual meetings, are respectfully
requested 10 appoint theif p,oss by the suljoincd
toun--rcgaul briUs had 10 the following extracts
hon the hy laws ot lie Stockholders
" All proNjcsto represent Stockholders at gene
/" raj meeting mus he under The seal of the Stock
4" holdrs those Of cnfpoiaiions under the co,po.
" fltr Acd. and Those oliudisdails under their pri-
"tae seals, Acknowledged rfoYed hef,re a JUS
''ilcc oithc peace sec. 5.
NO dirrcturor other officer q The Company shall
acf is proxy at auy neefng Of Tie Stockholders"
SEQ, IA " y. G1llfTENDEN Src'Y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09
IMPORT Ns' 40
Stage Contractors and SB'agoneTs.

a Tastatcd monthly meeting ol the President and
"A Directors ulthe .aHles River and hanawhaC o."
held m the cit, of Riehnand on Monday, lGth Octo-
bcr 1881.
Rcsoiocd, That the Agent on the Western I'm
pfovomens be authorised to reduce tie tolls on sta
yes and wagons at the several gate under his charge,
one sirM /; on condition thu ti'ey use the patent
lock in descending hills on kanaala and Guyan-
dulle road
Extract from the records.
w. b. CfllFTENDEN, Sec.
Tie reduction authorised by the above resolution
VIII be extended to such as ente themselves 10 IT.,
fl ON and after the 10Th inst. until further ordered
l.. WALKER, agent. w IL
Charleston Nov. 9 In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

= c.eau ,,,en. Without Il, tbs epuall,. ll..e.i
IT having made such rapid STRIDES IN wealth and
nawef, would have been comparatively pear and
,.eble. Those great liu,s 81 canals aa1 lnl-roaI<
.i.iea bring distant points i.it9 close eennee non
= ,nnj hilatiug time and space would lave been t.
lnswn. Aud if we nov resou,ionize onf policy and
destroy these hand-maids OF Civilizations we shall,
eberk the car of our prosperity IL md-eMecr If ue
do mol eolnfclt 10 rccedc backwards. with aug
rented velocity. We will 20 as larzas heNl.o goes
,arlhcst in rjoa ias onr Banhing system. aided by
the lights OF past eNperience--b We SCI our f.tc.
,s = h.at agans, those who Would 35sirog j. IN the
van hobe OF something better which they pro
misc. .u which they viii never lie able - realize
,ran then baibaIic experiments
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09
ss0fvg. RDAyHD P. WEIR.

gEANING determined to locate himself at Mount
4 H. Airy, PtIsylyania county, Offers his profess
sonal services 10 his friends aud the public generally,
aud hopes BY uuremited attentonto merit portion
of The puhc patronage
n y He may be found AT the Store Of Col. Wm.
T. Smith, when not professionally engaged.
= net az / If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09
r,.FbFs .stGsTseE.

1--WE undersigned having formed a partnership IN
d the practice of law ia iheeounty OF Rockbndge,
respectfully tender their professional services TO the
public. Al business coaGded to their care VIII be
promptly and diligently attended To-,
One of The members of the finn, being resident OF
Lexneton and practising in no other county, will be
enabled to devote .5 attention to the busi-
ness II the Partnership, and the other will as;ef the
close OF the next session of tie General Assembly,
regularity attend all the Quarterly and Superior Courts
for Rochhridge county.
Their Office is one door south otthe office occ"-
pied Nm. Taylor, Esq.
~ CoRSEL.iu sc. BALDWIN,
Sent % Oh DIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09
ANNINERSARN SERMON.

The Anniversary Sermon OF tie Lynchbnr2 ouue
Me- Society will be delivered, at ST PAUL. Church,
7 lnr>day evening next, at candle light, hy The
Key. NieIloa, II. Cobbs. The public generally are
invited 10 attend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09
" % II NJ II.

IT Has become necessary Inst the debts due 10
= the late concern of TEcAEE al GEEEM BE-
collected. Those Indebted arc respectively request
ed to call al the Counting room Of John q. Meem
aud settle. +. OGDEN, Eteehtotot
n. HeKee. derd.
JOlN q. MiEM.
\ /. = O
Those indebted to the late concern nf NICKEL,
ROBINSON K GO. f.. OGDEN, Eteentor n
II. Achee desd.
Il. EOBl NSON.
JOHN &. MEEM.
November :" II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

u An English paper commenting On Mr Van
Buren's message says, with great ro,n', "ihere is
something very eomlcal in Mr.. Van Baren's de-
nonnemg l"o" n'o"Cy. ana ihea trio4.fg in a bin
anthorlsins lie ISSUE, hy his treasury e twelve
millions OF dollars ofnot,s. This is1e olR II way Of
making gold and silver the cnnca,y oil lh- laul. 1t
il like travelling from London to Ltefp2oI by way Of
Killarney
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09
NgssaaT AEs,u5AN.

IA IpisdiP usf, iaih ius. sill eomoencs NV NI~hi
y snie~ and shall be REGULAR eArff a fEaBAA
FRIDAY NHGrsFs- DUNN Inc ial ard Wpl,r
laoHt, Sui s will II my GOODS, t-utaaic
the -ca,on,ls Cutlery, SHOES. BoOf~. HATS "a
CLOTHS, WNTCHES, BOOKS, JEN f1RN. &r.Sc.
bH.oi.~ slI-tl, Intended To- anl nolips nmt
speedily nud5 Con dsuaeut- ffhal f4li, feiefs ID
rs pJFTps.
s.IlnI,r ID III,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

E.gEg & ga 70 u RIG VI b. T.. s..
TASH given for Wheat at the HynchburS
V Mit5s or II barrel of superlne flour for five
bushels OF Wheat. The Mills are in order for man
utacturing a9d.can make as good flour as any that
CONES to this market
nARGROVE MITCHAM S
July IL wohih
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

THE Htadcriag Pipct.---'Ihs gentleman, as we
have heretofore announced, la, arrived in England.
In al address whjfh he las issued to the British
public, fad lac following p5rasrphs
"Thc Unprecedented cia!i'y which have met
with from AL grades oil society u Great Britain auI
Ireland. during my rdnbies tie Wandering Pr
per- has induced me To lay before ;hem the follow
ing accurate statement OF an undertaking, winch, as
yet, stands untivalled III the annals Of sporing-
This mucll-Glked-oi campaign originated in the
London Coffee house, the iih Of .,ovcnber l52 l.
among fourteen worth WHO bad retired there 10
put the COY esluue Oh d.nHef given by IA American
gentleman. WHO tirn nlaaiug Tic tour OF Eu-
rope. In the COURSE oil conversation, politics,
lgou, and the internal alllis ia general Of Great
Britain and America, wete Freely discussed aud a
mong other topics. the laws affecting the poor Of
both nations were not forgotten. Much was said by
the American party of Their charitable institutions,
then warlIke pfowess, inagnanlHy, Independence,
aud uueXampled hospitality. These arguments were
as vigorously replied to by those representing the
British Isles the swndling and hcglug opeusities
Of the Yankees, their deplh china ware, mahogany
cucumber seeds, and wooden nutmcgs, were dealt
ont without mercy or remofse.
In course OF the heightened discussion, it
marked by of the members, Hft 10 his own
side ofthe question, that begrars and ncrant mu-
sicans had been known occasionally to make com
potency for life in England III very short period
whereas in America they might pipe Ike Orpheus,
or like Tommy Iuck In Aslef air, ana draw IRON
tears down pluto's cheek without being able to
coax copper out ofthe 'fraphos grasp OF ankee.
\ good deal of disquislnon afterwards ensured Pro
and can, which terminated in my finally aud firmly
agreeing to travel thron5l Great Britain, Ireland
aud the United States of Anefica, disguised as pr
per. Large wagets were no@ offered audaccepied
on both sides. his Majesty's licges still conending
that, for shilling the piper would rcceiYe IN A
metica, he would cear double that sam IN Britain
aud Ireland. accordingly commenced my piping
in the summer of 1825 at MerpoIh, Il borough IN
Northumberland, reached LONDON in The course ota
few weeks, visited several towns IN the county Of
Kent, and driving folrr9jly ldr business when
my droue scnccd all ii once by the interference
of a relation whom dnrs not contend with 1his
gentleman died in the beginning OF le21, III conse-
uucncc of which hostlHies were AGAIN renewed IN
July the following year, IN conneHton "'lH young
! man. who, ike myself hal mrrc money Than Jndg-
nent, and WHO had bounl himself to travel WIN a
/ fiddle on The continent Of Europe. 10 this gentle
! man some Of the Journals g,ye The tite o! Count
Bender; bur peace to hi, NAMES. he died AT Rome Ia
| The cul of 1851
( The piper edl. tim, he .alrrl, . to "i"l " 'n'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

t. ihe State Convention OF Pennsy lran1. nos
ia session. h8ye adopted, as part of The ancu, ed
constitutions. section DISTINGUISHING all pei>oas who
may beherealtrr engaged in duel, either prnci-
pals ofseconas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

o The Secretary Of The Trcasur, las GIVEN ~
Ice thai ihe amount of Treasury Notes issued Dung
ihenoaih of October, was SOB 723 e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

6MEEEDgA VIOLIN, Eoniaon Flutes
Z ssstd GieEws--A superior GnEAoSA Violin of
FINE qoNi, OVER A HUNDRED ASD THIRTY YEARS
OLD. 4 Patent Flute, made by PoPTER of LONDON,
with SIX silver Keys, LINED and on the MOST mpro-
we'd al m. and OF fine tone-and few FINE London
Guns. For sale by Howell DAVIES. 3
November tst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

~ It's rery strange that the Globe ceased abu-
sing John Outline Calhoun" and the Rciormer
dropped the title of itoptiiais, Which ii alonr Of all
The Wing Journals in the Cnion applied to the ad-
'ninstfaion party, simultaneously What could
lave produced tins sudden armisncc be;aeen the
Hing Nmlilyer aud the Royaiist?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

John H. PicasaDh, Esq.--1he Washington
Globe speaking OF Mr. PIeasnrs's last letter to the
Editors OF this paper, in vindca ion OF the Sub-rrea
sury scheme, says, althou III tinged with old poll
teal preudces, doe, honor 10 his head and heart.
What has Mr.. Pleasants done thatthe Glohe should
praise him 1t is at least Prina Jacic evidence that
he is IN error, when the Globe, the constant adyo-
cate The increase oi Executive patronage and the
seslle defender of Executive usurpaflon applauds
and compliments HIM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

E. bill 10 repeal the present internal improve
meat system Of Tennessee, indefinitely postroa-
ed by the House Of Representatives OF lhat Sttl. on
the 25.h Mt. by a vote OF ~ to 20.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

M aN u b. &c IA "a a. Oag. OF
w best quality, tol sale by
Howell DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09
.TsItGA g. t.. G0GG-.z,
- 4 r. Fs.!- gsE' .gg' If w..

IHANfNG DETERMINED no LOCATE
4 HIMSELF n CHRtSTlANSBGRG Mest
ealat eosafg, Ia, viii regularly pursue the pine
nee 81 IL profession, IN tie Sapef,or and Inferior
G.afisef Montgomery, fi,pi and tiiits.
lie hopes hy Hme uitt,d attention and uniiilne
I'll, nthc sel,lre o those who may cmplny hun 10
lpelit aad altlia portion of thcir patronage.
-. y nf,m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

Charleston md Cincinnati Rat Rs,ii.--The met
N 81 The Stockholders of this Compaos oas held at
Flu Rock. \. Z. the l5th alt. Noi1ea uls enter-
latnsd u abandoning the work. Aeomuttce was aI,-
iainted - aegotatc Toy tie purchase o the CHARLES
soa AMI lllb burg railroad for wheatiaey expect to
give sl21 pof SHARE The Whole ron.s IN, MOI been
I fully matted out but the following points have been
selected: Columbia. the valley otlhe ffen.h Broad.
But Mountain, Gap and Knoxville. Committees
mefe appointed to solicit aid from the Legislatures Of
Mouth Galolna Kentucky and Tennessee. General
lia,ue VAS reelected President, with Il salary of
Sboon but le refused to receive more than lO1n--
AaIof Mcneil is appointed Chief Engineer witha
salary Of 5000, aud - 900 per anunm ter travelling
eNi t4ses. There alc to be under him tnnl hipadrs
q engineers, 10 b" composed ol ehief survey CT,
dfa!ssmaa, and ltvellor, with the ueersss, opera
tises. Mr. Checsborouehls At thc head Of Que them
with s.,lfy of $1,000 Mr. dayton Of :. Cafon,
at the head of another with sam, oi 425llo, aud
Mr. Goeeeh Of thud, with the same salary. Capt.
Williams sto continue in service until the end u the
year, aud is receive $4,000 (or his past aud future
services, and lhen to terminate lbs tie
Company, lis luaGccs not admitting Of the continued
AID simultaneous employment OF two such eminent
engineers As Major Mcneil AID hnusell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

'LNh1 CLAI.-From letter to the Editors OF
- naiegh Register from prominent czenof n.
Una ihey quote the following paragraph;
,;,, ,iat tlhnN you of Mr.. Calhoun fear die ma.
ritLo, cone to one of two conclusions thai he is
mn 'n 'hsncere Politician or So unstable in iud.-
IN, g., as TO deprive him OF all confidence CLAY IS
give W., 'hoiCe Tor PRESIDENT. WEBSTER ought to
Nation d. ne 'ormer has stronger claims on the
MAJ, af heavy debt OF gratitude ~ vel We have re-.
''a INN with mgratunde.' - - " n.y. ~
Se"Npcut~ are almost uus eisll AMONG ,,o,nh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09
FACTORY STOCK FOR: SALE

M Ill. be sold, on Friday. the I0ii inst. at l2
w O'Clock, in front the Market House, sixty
SHARES of The l.ynehbnrg Cotton Factory Stock.
sale conducted BY
CHARLES PHELPS, her.
November o. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

- Those who have been cheated should
b.ware how they trust the deceyef Il sero,l tiae-
When the Gated States Bank MS put down BY the
rxpe,neu amy WHO will take the uonhle OF Turn
,r back TO the Execn,ive Messages and Reports, to
Tie Speeches Of the party leaders in Congress- OF
;, the Editorials of the G.5bc, Enquirer, &c. &c.
will perceive that the rapi introduction aud univer
sal diffusion of gold coins predicted, as the ne
.essary and inevitable consequence, But WHAT'S the
fact Not only have we no gold but we have lost
nearly all our silver likewise These same erpcri-
wenters now tell us that they have an "untried Elk
pedent which they viii warrant to cure the patient
whom they have made SICK, nato death, by their
,reyous nostrnm. Shall again permit The qudcks
10 wl,eedle and deuI' MS : Or shall we rely upon
The advice and counsel of those wise aud safe doctors
Who tell "a to throw aside these PafoR Medicines
.,ltocether and to follow in the footsteps OF our "a
TIERS in which found safety, peace and prosperyl
Will those who were humbnq,ed in 1884, consent to
be hunbugged again in 1881
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

/ Hin, tooW Coa9ress,oaH Psesfat4ite.-Col.
james NJ. Mason the representative in Congress
from the jefferson district has called meeting of
his fellow citizens in that county and we presume
he in,ends doing in the other counties of his DIS
arictkcwise, for the purpose of laying before them
in d Public Address, his views, touching The sub
iects Of great and pervadng interest," whc now oc-
cupy the public mind, and which will be soon brough,
before Congress lorhe deiintye ac lion Of that BODY
Col. Mason is Van Burcn Conservative, aud has
wa presume, adopted tbs mode of ascer,aialnc
the will of his constituents thc guile of hi, con
duet. We respectfully suggest whetatr Capt.
Coles might not with pro. rey 1loft the same meth
ol Of convincing wiki lis Constituents, aud a-cer-
laiuing their wishes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

e. The Washington Relormef is quite lavish of
encomlnms upon Mr. Plca>aniss letters to us and
ponounces them uuanswetable. 1t takes care.
however, in publishing the letters themselves, to
10 admit that all the compliments the beauty and
'sor OF friend P.'s style, JUST but really see
very little force in his arguments. We have not,
however, now to learn that the strength of an argu-
ment Is generally tested by the opinions OF the writer
we should not be surprised 10 the Rciorner
shortly celebrating the praises of Mr. Woodbury. as
d seliiul hnancler and a most luminous essayist!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09
EsGOgx AUCTION.

a. FRIDAY evening the 17tl Twill seiTai eau
" die lgh'. valuable seleelione Of Medical Books,
consisting IN pm oil Goods Practise of Medicine,
Ddps'+ DO, BiclA's General Anatomy, Ga rarework.l
Bucks Medical jurisprudence, t;ibson's surgery.
Ml.rYets Midwifery, confirming 30 splendid cngrav
ngs Hall on the Blood, Cbarles Bell on Surgery
l}ururs Allo fiery, Gootls Book Of Nature, Dorscys
Cooper, lla'uilton Mercury * &c. Also val
ulblc lot Of Novels, all Of whie be the mora
me before the sale. CHARLES PHELPS.
Aosrmber o tds q
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Know all men bf these presents, that we, -
------. ------, ---, -, beng Stock
doldcl. ~ the Juncy River and kumwla Company,
40 hereby constitute aud appoint ------- our true
aud lawful attorney aud pruNy to represent each Of
ia al general meetings Of tie Stockholders OF the
sad Company, when We are not personally present
feptcscutod by soue oll pfnSg with fall poweran
auihotIly At suchgrnel meetings, 10 give sncli vote
Votes aud "a do such other act acts each Of
us could fyc on do, memhefaf The said meeting,
II We wrtc personally plesent aa wedo hereby
tly and couGrn whatever vote votes. att acts.
our said auotucy may a@lully Give do for us in
pursuance II tie authority hereby conferred upon
INN.
Witness our hands aud seats this - day Of
---------, one thousand eight hundred aud -
- -----, (sEAL)
- -, tsEAr.) ~
Tlsrr, - -. (sEAL.
- -, (sEAL.)
- -------, (sEAL)
--------- 10 VII.
l. - -, Justice OF
tho Peace Ion the county aforesaid do hereby certify
that --------. ~ hose niine Is above subscribed as
a.: Mlrstug witness, personally appeared before me
IN my cuuptY alorcalld aud made oath, that tho a.
- whose unncs are subscribed us partics to the
above lrtrcr of attorney, acknowledged the same ia
presence of the sad witness, their act aud deed.
Wnnc~l nay hand and steal tins ------- day or
- eighteen hundred aud -
-, (sEAL.)
Nov, wlw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

W The news of the decision ofCongress III the
.ase oil the Mississippi Contested Election, by which
Two men, illegally elected for hco noatls, were de
e''ed by party vote, legally entitled their seats
'of 'Do years, has reached Mississippi AID kinded
'''"e' which many waters will no. quench," and
"N'ch VIII consume Messrs Claiborne and Gholson
'es dare to take advantage of this corrupt verdict
y 'n Inscriptions party. The people Of Of M>sis-
s,ff' VIII mold another election in November aud,
."'''u hessrs. Gholson and Claiborne be defeated,
VIII forever seal their fate if ihey again present
themselves at Washington as the representatives ohe
people of mississippi.