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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-12-12
MEssRs. DoNNELLA e. RuDD

AVE on hand very large assort-
ment of Virginia made Stitch-down
Brogaes, together with good supply OF
Women's course Shoes, for common use.
Also, large quantity Of Virginia made
Cordage, viz:-Manilla g. Hemp BED
Cords, Hemp Plough Lines, from 8, 6 10
8 threads each; 'all' Of which were made
to order.
N, B. Domcstics, Plaid Checks, and
Coarse Linens, for Negroes Summer clo-
thing. Farmers are particularly request
ed TO give us call.
Liberty, Jan30, 1886. q
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-12-12

w T. CRAWFORD will, in future, continus,
v to practice Law in the Circuit Course lsis
Amite, Pike and Franklin, and will extend ~
circuit to the county Of Copiah. Business asU
in the Probate Court of Amite, will meet WIZ
his particular attention.---Ofice in the iow VA
apartment of the Jail, occupied by the she ll
August 8. 1896.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-12-12
DIR. CARROLL
II

5 pleased to announce to the public,
that he, has taken DR.. TRASK into
partnership with him, in the Practice of
Medicine and Surgery. He has only to
say that DR.. Trask is graduate in the
science of Medicine. Our undivided at
tention will be given to all business entrus-
ted to us. Office opposite McDowell's old
Queensland
hiberty, Aug. 9th, 1887 34-tf
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-12-12
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing
in this town, in the Tanning and
Shoemaking business, under the firm Of
Myers & Caffry, was this day dissolved
BY mutual consent. E. l.. Bramblet hav-
ing purchased the interest of Mr.. Myers,
tAfbusiness win hereafter ba conducted
Rlaffry 81 Bramblet.
- p. s. CAFFRY,
E. l.. 3RAMBLET.
Liberty, Oct. "a, 1887 45-5
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JAMES M. SMILEY,

Attorney ana Counsellor at Law,
MYILL practice in the several Courts Of
wv Amite and the adjacent counties.-Of.
flee in Liberty, Mississippi.
August g. 1887 34tf
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Notice..

n ETTERS Testamentary havingbeen
~ granted to the undersigned, at the
October term, 1887, of the Honorable the
Probate Court of Amite county, on the
estate of ThOs. S,cearingen, dec'd.,-Notice
is hereby given, to all persons indebted to
said estate, to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same
to present them duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
VAN F. SWEARINGEN,
JOHN B. SWEARINGEN,
Oct. "a, 1837.--45-6t Executors
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07
MORE AURORAS.

MN GLASGOW, Jul, 20, 1857.
1hSSrS. Editors II tins remarkable and interest
my phenomenon Is, lnIlscli matter OF wander and
astonS nent, the frequency GIFTS appearances Of late
Is no less So On the lst Of July, rs Won fscnllect
We were visited nv oi the most beautiful ever
seen winch was followed. on the succeeding evening
by another al less eN.nt and spendot IL nue. but
remarkably beautiful much circumstance did not
communicate Ia Nnu then because m, letter. giving
.on an account ol the ofthc st, was written he
morning after. ] stated, thrn my impie,, iun thai
the Aurora al the >t lasted all nghr. l. IL MT pro
babe that did, aud that the one OF the n nasbut
continuation OF 1t, interrupted in It's appearance To
II, only by the light of the sun
On the evening of the 2@ih, We were grAtifrd b,
the appearance Of another From the Northwest 10
within le" degrees of Northeast, tho sk, to
height OF about degrees, wore the appearance thai
usual, does during the existence OF Aurora o-
ftais,-int otl hour preceding sunrise. This
WIS immediately after dusk. Soon after, small and
iantly defined streams 81 white began shoot up 10
an elevation oi about 20 degrees. which continued nj
intervals, until the disappearance ol the phcnone non
winch WAS between 10 and | O'Clock. At time
two distinct aud beautiful columns o white shot up
10 an elevation OF about ~ degrees from the North
west, and lasted several minutes. They were follow
edb, one III the extreme North aud another III the
Northeast, still brighter aud more elevated after
which the whole Northern sky presented lie appear
ancc OF a DIM moonlight, relieved only by the idin
streams at white FIRST mentioned. There no
beautiful corftscaions--no Nanegatcd columus--no
streams otp,nk aud blue and yellow--no gorgeous
display, rs II the whole North curtained with
like what seen on tile lst, Com
pared with that it the FAINT gmuering ol the
dawn to the suns broad blaze II mid day. lrt II
was sufficiently interesting to attract agood deal oi
attention.
On last evening" the 29th, still another m'dc its
appearance, but lu less remarkable than either ot
those spoken Of SO lntlr ofthe beautiful oi sublime
did II present that expect IT attracted the notice o
but few. fof Nv" on three hours after lark Il belt III
white, of ; or I degrees IN width, could be seen
stretching along the Northern horizon. Ion sone 20
or 50 degrees either side of the pole but that
all. II sent forth no column cuIrusCAon " hat",-
cr but the same uniform appearance unul II
died away. 1t long enough, however and WIS
bright, to show that the outline OF
some splcudd Aurora that WIS pouring II, beat
Tres around the mountains and lcehcrcs oi tie pole.
Thus, on four NIGHTS III one month, and that II
summer one, has tins interesting phenomenon pre-
Sci,tcd itSr-a circumstance, ~ IN rs am ln'orm-
ed. of no previous occurrence IN any age al the
" Grid. q.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

" Inc charlottesville Republican consraiulatcs
senatoriS"e' that htss,ew. on the Currency Ques-
uoh are Getting to be SO populal And what arc
they thst, that there should he mixed c,rep-
iat'on OF hard money and paper the latter at all times
convertible INTO specie--which was Mr. Wcbstei's
doctrine as ar back lSlG and a, ever since been
upheld by the Wing party and secondly. that small
notss should be b1nshcI from circulation. in order
10 widen the specie basis-mhieh was Mr.. Calhoun's
doctrine before Nh R,e> ever though, oft! Mr..
Rlyes has thus, with hi, usll,l dcx,e,ity in n,.
giarlzng tie opinions as well 4, the ,>p,cssous of
Others borrowed Wing garment IN Which To hcdeck
himself. and "Me tail.tar' arc consra.ulatin. him
on The growing popularity of has opinions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07
MARYLAND ELErTIDN-caoo

HE following are complete return. OF the Mary
land Congressional election John Dennis, J. \.
Pencr, W. Cost Johnson, Daniel Jcnlcr (Whigs)
and Benz {. Howard, Isaac Mcknn, j. I. II. Wor-
thinaton, and Frances Thomas tNauitcs) Parties
stand precsly as IN the last Congress. though the
return. sho" large Wing gain IN the popular vote
In the Baltimore district for example the V. Blu
rem majority Is reduced from 537 10 25l, aud IN the
Washington di>trict from 4l4 to 266 while in three
OF Ihe district. the mites could muster opposi-
ton al all.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

"'se an "'"S cut Of" Ma. OAKLAND. IN l,-e,el
'ne'r .enem'' II Is not that portion OF ,hcn,. w. a..
sure ,'e Charlottesville Republican. Who an. in f.,
fof oil .eaf'ooal Baak We rather take II. tina, =,
','ers DC a Likelihood of 30 maxim. any lung oup Of,
tue mayor the advocates of the Erclcgaer Bank with
It's chain Of Sub-rreasuries will stand .,.., -,
best chance OF falling heirto his good opinion and
his votes though without intcnJipr 10 :" ,i,'tla@
the MAJOR at all. We have too mncb ,e.6,,,,co. :.
INN 70 suppose thai even hcgcan succeed N uon,.s
his support IN the teeth Of hi, a,ov,5 bo.,i,,,, ~
then projected remedy, for the evil, in which ,b.,
have involved the country b, thcir former E>pc,i-
'n'n'' by the WY, II nc tickle the Major III
He'' the Charlottesville Republican Is determined
10 ouido us in that linc-for it pn,s ON the pa,c,
thick aud heavy We hope it don't mean 70 IN
situate that the MAJOR ca1 he caught by such
elan'!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

thit ths MadlsoD,ao, this rivai ~ the lilobe ioi
tbs Patronage Of tho great Democratic party
and the supposed organ anl champion Of Messts.
Lives. fallmadge x Co. will soon make lis appear
ahee. ltwould have done the lst of August,
but iof the non-atrival of It's printing materials nj
W Washington II will be amusing # Mr.. Allen, tho
nc" editor should play upon Blair the game
tha Bar played upon Duh Green. BLAIR, ii will be
feeolleccd, started the Globe the ally Of the Tce
graph-bnt the ally soon became the rival, and IL
nally the of It's friend. 1t will only receive
its deserts ii it meet with like overthrow,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

o. No class of men more liable To he d.ocN.
ed than those who prophecy the result of ropu-
Ian elertions--and hence the disappointmcnts to
which people at distance So frequently subject
cd. w have now before rs the Nashville Repub.
hcan and the Nashville Inon--thc former ri Which
declares that there is doubt Of the re- election of
Gov. Cannon, Governor Of Tennessee. while the
Latter tells us that his competitor, Gen Armstrong,
will succeed by AT least 10000 MAJORITY Even
IN the more contracted circle Of i Congressional
district We have a like disparity OF opinion. The
Indianapolis Democrat asserts thai, in that district
Mr. Ray, the Van Buren, candidate will be elected
by majority ofl5oo, while on the other h nd the
journal claims maj ority OF 2oOOior Mr. Ilerod the
Wing eanddttc.i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07
VIRGINIA SAMPSON,
or $1,000 rRENatN VEi.EEAEsr.f
FeNllE unhrard ot success al the $1,000 pre-
y Iailslm NeRctn,ssc. lol dc nclcct onrc nl

FPNIlE unhrard oi success al the $1,000 pre-
u ssiUHa Vegetable, ior the perfect cure of
certain disease has brought II more rapidly no
tiec and and use, llstc mast sure powerful remedy
tot Syphs,) than ANY Other preparation ever offered
To the suffering. The iact OF itt having Icao he'd
constitutional OF nhcticd cas"s, aud cured them per
icctly under the narrow watching, aud proper prru-
does OF the faculty, H. and has brcn enough
" get them 10 allow its use by these patents bn
10 cause every one that have Witnessed Its effects
Ia aCknowlcdg" that II surpassed every thing .l.c
that the, bad known. In order thai the afflicted
might be satisfied al once, $50 as to lose time
when tins mas first offered, the terms were eur,
no pay, aud $40 eiycn for lost time. No one has
ever made application for the money, aud rs Is
by the fac uIiy. aud highly recommended. ihr al
ictcd may leave ITO be used by them, II the, think
best, ,hey should preleru the, may be thcr own
physcian Persons not wishing thnlr names kuo''
can have tho medicine sent To any place IN town by
servant, and all nccc.ar, Information gwen ia ritlug.
However long aud violent the suffering OF any ma,
have been, may now be, perfect recl may BIZ had
III very short Tine and the pcrnicuus effect, ri ,ao
mel removed tom IT'S most secret hiding places.
Nothln but the superior CLAIMS OF tins iucdcinc,
would justify any one. offering 1t Al the price But
In shattered constitution, 10 sum ot money Will IT
ford the same amount Of good. irlce SO, c,,h
Ten papers oil the above received Tor sale by
j 7. Roy Nil, Agent
y. y. Fhr Dove i, also suprtIortor all rruplions,
OF diseases arising from Impure state OF the blood,
aud Is plrasant To take al,o, Vegetable for the
Stone Gravel most singnlarly powerful ia s eft
cctS price s.. II perfect satisfaction ~ given,
the amount viii be rcturnedby J. I. L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

The Nrgnian seems inclined 10 tickle the Ma
lor little by approving OF his senr ents and
. .s' mtcrroeaes him respecting certain savings OF
. . gone by. The Major has not beca silent CT
,nef before or since he was elected to Congress We
H SnoW MAYOR Garland is not the man to be swerved
oo'hg what he believes to be right by any thing
'na, may he said either Tor or against him Uci s
Sn' forward, honest man. and il the bank PARTY
.nt W make any thing out of him in favor fiber
s'"cs' 'liey are mistaken in the man. a. je
Charlottesville Republican.
any fofaon Of the Bank party" ex,sr, 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07
NEW HsapeDEAS.
We have received the follow irng
.N'EHls EsOOEN.

We have received the 1OllON lrny
VIEW EsOOMS.
ONE BOON OF HEALTH 4 MEDICINE
bNa Ph, sleI,n at Philadelphia.
Family Book OF Devotion; by H. Hooker.
Bapus, IN America
Cause aud Cure OF lnddrlty.
Bedrfs Sermons.
Mis-. SlgouneN's Poems.
NWumst's own Book
British Pulpit
tuugc on Banking.
The Great Teacher.
Leisure Hours aud hplcndid Eug. Ed OF the fol
lowing Works, VIZ;
Marmion Gold,mlhs Es,a,.;
tottaccrs OF Gcnburmc;
Mrs. llcmanSs Poems
Wmwiek's Spare Mnu'rs
Grays Poems;
Iomb's Tales, from Shd,,poaro;
Paul aud Virginia;
EXilcs OF Siberia;
iacon's Essays aud Lay ofthe last Mn.trol
Mason on Sell knowledge
JJhnson's Pocket Dictionary
Gems from Am. Poets;
Gohlsmllh's Poems,
PRAYER Books ui ever, description.
Al the ABOVE WORKS arc SUP Eng Ed
and will be sold Low.
MARTIN x LATHAM
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ep2egLtIAH len.


pItd ohiil 'ih o' May Last al the residence oil
POLLY NiLfi, III lie '''tl Neal al hti age L o.
III years previous 10 htf hra,h size a" nc'n an tk.
emplay member "i the Mr'h"dsi ~ hnteh' Did
the M'll'f oil nh' r"ef h'o"'' oi h'' worm consul
e. II hrcr ssatN |" 'tel mi" any 'hS 'lhe l'oofen
~ ~ ~ ',l.. l' ,h.' H., -, H.
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NM - -. ..l,,., -, II 49,,
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49, -. ~ L, .,.l,,i,,,.. .,,1 rio,,l ,,L, =,
'"''S '''. = VI ~ -, ,, I i, - 7'
. '''''" u i' W ~ ~ W " WOO -
lel gun
- at his residence ~ bedford county, on En-
day the list OF July last, Nj AnNtn PE,h
in the 26th year OF his age In the death OF tins
Young man, II the morning oi lite, III" public has
sustained the loss OF u most WORTHY ehHen-lhc
church, al 4 most exemplary me'nhrr-a widowed
wife Of most tender hu,blha-'hd two orphan
ehlldicn, at i most aiectiona'r idh'I. MI. r. lli-
gcred with consumption Tor several months dn-
rIng which TIM It 10 unknown 10 the writer that lie
escrwas heard 10 utter compliant, lie ",' mem
ben of the Bapta Church and such was the beau
uiul considcncy ct his Christian character, and such
the uub'ell,h hinicgllly OF hs nc u'n h secured
,,,, ,nII ,,,,,, nr,h, f,'l,y aim,
49,. =, I.i Ca, ',,.,,,o,,, ans, nf ,,,,,,s,
80 Nv " - ~ - ',,,,, H., :, IN r.
i,, -. ,;.I ,I,,,,oI =, tli,.n c,a,,u,r N,
, az ,I ,,,o, -, ,h, CL,is,i,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

IiSCHBURd, Va.
Having been engaged during the last ten years in
manufacturing Ploughs, Ilarows and other impe-
inents ion this section of Virginia with constant
and uurcmltted attention to improvement, hs now re
turns his thanks Tor the cnCouragcmcntrcccHcd from
the Famcrs OF the surrounding counties, and also 10
the \ orculiural Societies, Central and Ne" Lon
DOM for the premiums awarded To hs work These
form Inducements To greater cxerhon "hch he
promises to exercise to the utmost extent OF ms
means in order to keep mp Il compile assortment OF
the following articles for his customers, w ;
Stewards Ploughs, Horse,
McComc's do do
Dayiss do do
Hill side Pioughs the celebrated Wing Coulter,
Cultivaors togehe, with every other article of the
Plough kind, adapted to our soil.
ALSO,
HARROWS ofevcry description on hand, and made
order.
=. III persons wishing to purchase articles in his
line are respectfully invited TO call and examine ms
assortment. Orders from distance will be prompt
ly supplied
December l Is oai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07
"a AEs aSI.Ats ~.

Married. on the ID INST, by the Rev. John 5.
Lee, Mr.. JANIS SrArLtN, tcrmcrly OF tins place,
To Miss LAvlSt> NJ L., daughter OF MI Robert
Elliott of Campbell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

The election ia icw coilntles in this State, ior
members ofCoaare,s took place the last Thurs
day in July, but in of item until the 10th OF
August. We have returns from the following co,lt.-
ties IN tie district represented in Tic last Congress
Jesse Spegh (Nan)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07
,vNcmnrHG. a,GTsT 3, 1897.
MIR. MADlSON-A NATIONAL BANK.
The last Charlottesville Jsiiersonln Renubllca

I'm
;.ws .l the fatal tendency of National Bank be
,,sc whatever might originally have been the view.
~ Mr. Madsen lie 50 far changed them rs To sin
bill for chartering such an institution and, be
cause il on lectures that MIR. Madison would pfo5a
bly never have signed the bull without consulting Mr.
Jefferson.
The Nirginian should have also informed its read
.,s that Mr. Madison lived long enough to regret thy
Il. had ever signed the Bank bill, and expressed i
great satisfaction AT the prospect OF the election to
The Presidency OF an individual who stood pledged 70
yrto any hill that might pass Congress III iWor of I
National Bank. Much rs IT is TO he regretted by the
friends OF Mr.. Madison that he signed the BMk BILL
vet they rejoice that lac became convinced OF his CT
rar aud died in the tl.h nj his original opinions. We
have no means ofkEowihe what advice, If any, Mr..
Jefferson g9se Tic SUBJECT but presume II he
I'll u;,orcd the incorporation OF National Bank the
friend, OF the institution would have patlc oft TO
zdrancc their cause
five had done what the Charlottesville piper says
we should have done, to Wit, " informed our reader,
that Mr. Madison lived lon. enough To rcsrettilat he
had signed the Bank bill, should have given them
ni,enaiion oimhicl pot ourselves posses
sed and tho authenticity OF which, without question
.c tho ycraciry o. our Charlottesville Ii, iehbof,
do no, now credit. llNr Madison ever expressed
,uy ,u, hregret, where IS the evidence Of ii We
h,,e mayer seen it, nor heard of ii before On the
aontra,y so late we think 1888, tposaibly year
or two later; we sprah from memory, and have no
leisure ju.t now to search for the doculncnt) Mr..
"a"'so"' !" i,P''
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hi, opinions after this period II so, We repeat our
demand for the erdracc upon which this ui,uprort-
ro' al" We ''"'''
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

N - At \ MEETING OF the President aud
,K Directors Of tie Lynchburg Tol-Bridac
Company, On "Wednesday, the Cd day OF
August, 1887
Ii was ordered, that the several shareholders IN
tins Company do pay 10 the Treasurer the sum OF
TWENTY DOLLARS upon each share OF Capl
tai Stock held by them in this Company Oh or before
the lst day of September next, 10 be appropriated
to the rebuilding oil the Bridge now under contract
this being the first rcquIsiton Therefore and that
the Treasurer do give The several shareholders ~
their legal representatives,, notice of this rcqustioi
forthwith, and cause copy OF this order 10 he IN
serted, two several times, IN the Lynchburg Nrg,
By order oCthr Board of Directors
WM. w. NORNELL, Treasurer
1oH Bridge Company.
August II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

Exchange Ba,kot Itreinia.--Jmnes Cashic. Rsq
has been appointed President Of the Richmond
branch ofthis Bank and Abraham W. Ncnabe E,u.
of the Ciarksvc branch
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

IIhat means has The Petersburg Constellation
says !" II 'StuInored that gentleman Of distinguish
ed legal at'aloments and who has held high Office
III tins State" fqa. Gov Ta1ewr y ~, collecting
testimony TO lay before the Legislature, for the pur
pose OF lnylInIlng the charter of the Exchange
Bank"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

1--WE. public are hereby informed that Doc Eobt.
4 Reed has been appointed, b, the Trustees Of
the NEW LONDON ACADEMY, to take the
charge OF the BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT
and will be prepared In receive boardcrs hy the
18th OF August NJ winch time, the Acadcms will
be open for the admission oi Students. Nh. OH
plant, ol Richmond, has been chosen to succeed
Mr.. Dabnry as Principal Tutor Mr. OhplIant was
educated At Amherst College and comes highly re-
commended by Doct. Humphrey, the President of
that establishment. lie discharged the duties OF
Tutor III an Academy IN Richmond, for the last
eighteen months, where he gave entire satisfaction.
The TRUSTEE, hHe Therefore every reason 10 exrec;
that the School Will be ably conducted under his
direction.
o. The Dlnslllc Reporter will please publish
the above u the }lst OF August aud forward its &c
count 10 this office Ion payment.
AUGUST t3l \
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

THE .Nsc Government O,gaH.-lt seems from
notice IN the National Inte'lscnc'r OF lhufsHay last
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07
m YCgg Es aiEss. MILLS

cash gwen Tor Wheat at t!e ynci,bur.
Y Mills, or barrel Of supcrtne -four for five
bushels OF Y heat. The Mills in order for niau
ntactnling aud can make as good flour as any that
cunles to this market.
lIARGROYE MITCIIAM.
July 81 w3nn
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6arryaEl for sale.

Z HAVE an excellent new CanyalI, which ! will
4 sell ON moderate and accommodating terms.
JOHN &. SIlACkLEFORD.
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i,l,,Iitl.

IT, The farluof. BsnA has commenced H..
mission OF notes OF L. :, aud dollars in Rich
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

e. Under the political head, the reader viii had
two brief but strong articles: ono from the
Medgcyille Journal electnaiy rclutIns the sang
about orcrraling, of which we have heard so much
and the other from the Journal OF Commerce, aP-
plying the test OF ridicule TO the Bcntonan-'aeH-
sonan humbus OF " All exclusive metallic euffeh
CIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

The election for two members OF Congress from
tins State tool place ON the l7th and 18th alt. We
lave returns only from Adams county, which gave
For ). :. Prcnliss, (Whe) 81
:. L. Acrr, do 90
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-" EIctPstfe H'tG.ilc "rrCaeg III Col. Ecntof
never adv, ea'ed tbs '5,mdliy,a as tie Globe on has
passage ia In, rcccl.. letcr to s. y No,and OF Ms
sour
:. w oac deb, Of gratitude to Gpn. Jackson fol
lparticai' Teaching the country tie great lesson
THAT "h,AN =" lNiisi1FLf HITTER WITHOUT "a
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'ai,' E'''' ',' '7''"'' MA" o. superior '1en's
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&c. S-h@d hf N"''ie" JACKSON sh'l' be connected To-
SeiArf ald gwen TO 'he world we would respectfully
suggest mat the name "i "f @8H0' should he at
tashod 'otaeh IN order to account tor theY'HeiF OF
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The S!anesoj PoVtr'-'rhc Iast Baltimore Chroni-
Gle says - " cl'am from Washington that the voters
imported into s city, thirteen dollars head, have
returned. Onre-aninc thcir work, they were Kissed
by the rest ofthe wo'hme"' II which Kissing the Cit
cial statute Men who viii sri thcr votes would
bctray their country. They unworthy Of ct-