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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-07

ELECTROMAGNETIC pauclly of phrases
for Advertisements is to be deplored The
subscriber respectfully informs his friends
aud The public genorally"-is, in truth, a
poor come otito commence with; the phrase
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-07

Our AGAIN AT LAsT.--"Our revered
chief magistrate" that was, the second
Washington, has at length appeared, in
the Nashville Republican, against Judge
White, in communication filling nearly
tWeiue columns, with a list Of certificates
appended, OCCUPYING between five and six
columns. This purports to be a review
Of Judge Whites testimony given before
Mr. Wlse's Investigating Committee. 1t
was promised to the public in March, but
as was predicted would be The case, has
been kept back, for effect, until the ap-
proach Of the period for the Gubernatorial
and Congressional elections in Tennessee.
Gen. Jackson, on the 9Th inst, was in
Nashville, in good health, but bad spirits.
Mr.. John Bell is a candidate for reelection
in that district, and M man can be brought
out to oppose him. Mr. J. Hall had his
courage screwed up to the opposing point
but in short ride through the district. he
found he would hardly be seen in the race,
and he backed out. Some suppose this
visit of Gen. J. to Nashville is preparatory
to bis taking the field himself against Mr..
- Baltimore Chronicle
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-07

Majors majority is 23i. Mr.. N. was
defeated 10 October last, by F ]. Harper,
". b. by a large majority. This resul,
must be taken as indicative Of a decided
and salutary change in public sentiment in
regard TO the measures of the Adminstra.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-27

NeiO- YaSk City-The number of failures in the city of New York, during the present secretly Of good cre9it. is stated, in the J. of Commerce, to be upwards of 1O0 whose lia- bilitieS arc more than $5OOOO,OOO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-27

The Dsaocraey. ,Ths presiding otlces n q neisa- boring town .hs yc:ss |! tho sI he elss: rO";ss oe tSs csn6dats voted f. On receiving lhs tcfet of one of his rneiehbOra hs being the Spa mans fiend.'0 wthAald it from tha boE. and him Is this the ticket,that you mean to vote ton& and on beine answered; in the affirmative, rspllsd, with significant leer. shall remember thaE Ss. the " Democracy and our Country "-IE
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-27

PatronGge.-The Editor of the Barre Ga. zette says We asked man a few days since to subscribe to the Gazette. His reply was .No- -neighbor B. takes it, and ' hare tie reading cf t ere,y tneeb an6 consider it a very good paper"
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-27

a Cduse sadsa.-A correspondent of the Boston Morning Pest states that certain gen. tienen wAo keep temperance stores are li- GensRd to kser alcohM as medicinei And
 3Hek sAey 9g AI4rge ANsiness in this way ss''' 'sg ''ry nuoA da' 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-27

Ot the blll which had passed both Houses for the increase of the pay of the members ofthe Legislature, and of the Executive Council, from two dollars to two dollars and a half per day.
 The speaker then read the clauses of the constitution, and stated that the question must be taken by yeas and nays, and that it would be, whether the bill should pass, notwithstan- ding the reasons of His Excellency to the contrary. It was then decided in the affirm ative-yeas 277, nays 94.
 The bill was then sent to the Senate, and passed-yeas l7, nays 2.
 Where bill has been vetoed by the Gov ernor, 1t is necessary that it should be passed by majorities of two thirds in each House. This bill having thus been sanctioned by two thirds of each House, becomes Law without the approval of the Governor.-Buston Gag. Almost Murder.-Our city watch, about l2 o'clock last night, detected Q woman in the rear of Trinity Church, who said she had just come in town, and did not know where to 20. She was taken to the watch-house. much against her will, where it was discovered that she had under her cloak new born in- fant, which she had intended to abandon and expose to the inclemencies of the night. and inevitable death. She subsequently, comics. sed that the child was born in the Kitchen of a respectable family in the neighborhood of 1 the Green, about two hours before she was discovered, when she and the child were hu- namely taken care of. She said she had reS- pectable connections in the city, and her name and present abode can be ascertained l from the captain of the watch.
 NNO Haven HeruG We3NeS6ay.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09

South Carolina .<enoios-Thc Colnmbs T.r.-
COPE, ad,rrting to the ,lei.Eos OF opinion e>siinc
between Senators Calhoun and Preston. the i'm.
portan subject now before Congress, ss,s-" I'll.
eminent gent cmrn quite above suspicion, and are
OILY rqnacd by their Extraordinary talents. 1t is III
r,tablr, however, that Que OF thrn br
wton. IN la, opinions. We are bound TO SAY. that
We iAnk that one il Mr.. Csa"nu. We are snl' that
Mr.. pre,ton. course Is the pae which agrees nlth
tlr universal .cnnent otthr people oil tins STATE"
Md this. too, not" outstanding MT Calhoun hoist.
th~ STATE Rights flag Hn SonII Carolina deserted
the creed OF '9., .o,oou--oi 4. Calhoun him
,.l tr~ ldercd III the nr,,r.' Of III. o.n mrtAph,
SIC,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09
SlIS-lRt.tSCRY BILL.

Tn. Sub Tr,.sur, B.ll has pa,sca The Senate
bnt We have II" idra that 1t can hr forced Thou Ia
ID. iIou.- -i E-p.r,eu u,-'. On Tuesday Lest,
Hr. Calhoun spoA- NOR than t~o nouns il i4,or
Of III. ball. and W. oWrd b, Nj. Wcbstc, aad
Mr. Ene!1an,o the rrrnrr aesi',, aud thr Latter IN
favor et Mr. Calhoun. amrudmeal-ai,r~ Inch ibr
question w.st,hrn Al decided ia ftv1 Of the ,in. i
men' A. follow:
lEAS.-M-,>t-. slr.. B,nto n. Blonn. Durltan-
AT, Calhoun. Cls>, ii Ali,n.- Fulton, Gtund.
Hubbard. Mug, .t Al barnr. Linn. Morris. Ntlr,,
Ner'ei, Price, Eoanr, Sewer. Smith. ct C"unt c-
cut. Strange, Walker. Wall, Williams. Wright.
iouns-24
NtiS-M,ssr, b., ard B'ac! CAY, II kcn,uc.
b,. Clayton. Crluenlrn. krut. hng. q Grnt ia.
might Mchenu. Nlehola,. Preston. Ew-s, Rob
hln,. Robinson, Smh, OF lntl1a. Southland,
Spence, Swift, TAllmal =, Upton, Webster, White
-;
Thr amendment rlrr-i hv Mr.. EIyrs as a sub>t-
tate f,r the whole bill authorizing the reception ot
'he bills OF all spccr Payn, banks not ISSUING notes
s(le', ih,n 500 then med. ami losth, The fol
having vote:
n.y. cl,,ton, Crii,-nd,n, Kent, kns, OF Georgia,
h"isht. Mexican, Nichols, Ptentl>s. Preston.
Hives, Robbins, Saudi. of lndjma. Southland Spence,
Swift. ram,d.e, Upton Webster Wht,-2e.
AAIS-Me-sr, AIlcn. Benton. Blown, Buehaa-
an, Calhoun Clay OF AIaba.na. Fulton, tirundv
N''ss. Norcl Plrrct, Roanc, ROBINSON, Sewer,
Smith, Of Connecticut, Stnpgc, Walker, al,
Williams Wright, loung-2G.
Mr.. PRESTON til offered substitute for the
bill. making it the duty olthe Secretary OF the Treas
airy to make special cpoSttS ithe accrnc revenues
81 the United States in banns most conveniently SIT
uated aDd Ia make such terms with them AS Ill lis
judgment ~ould best promote the public interest.
his substitute WAS los, by the following vote
fEAS-Mcssrs, Bayam, Black Clay, OF kentnc
~ Clayton, Crt,enden, Kent King, OF Georgia
might Mexican, Nichols, Prentiss, Preston
sses, Robbins, 5 nth Of Indiana. Southland, Spence
swift Iallmadge, Upton, Webster. Whl,e-22
NAlS-Mcssrs. Allen Benton, Brown, Buchan
an Calhoun, Clay. of Alabama, Fulton, Grund,
Hubbard, Hing, of Alabama, Linn. Lyon, Morris
..hes, Nonel, Pierce, Roaue, Robinson. Se'Ie!
Smith H. OF Connecticut, Stanse, Walker, Na
Williams, Wright. lounY-3G.
come amendments then made to the detail
~ the BILL and WAS finally ordered to be rn:rosse
''' 'h'rd readn. by the following vote
lhAS.-Mcssrs. Allen. Denton. Brown, Buel
iI',, '"ii'"un, Clay, OF Alabama, Fulton Grund,
.a' u'naf" k,ng OF Alabama. Linn Lyon. Niles. Non
w icrcr, R"ane, Robinson, SEWER Smith, OF Con-
%Wechcnt' Strange, Walker, Wall. Williams, Virgil
aonne-95.
l. o-Mrssrs. Bayard, BLACK. Clay Of Kentuc
layton, Crlttendeu, Davis Kent King, OF Geo
p",,s'' MckcHn, Nicholas. Prcnlss. Preston, Rive
s,": a'ns' Smi'h, Of Indiana. SouharI, Spence
iainadgc, Tlmcn, Webster, Whte-23.
'oseht' Mcssrs. Cnhbcr Of Geo, Nouton,
''' huss'es Of Maine, aud Morris of Ohio.
'fa o. ee-e.--slt Hat h. - E"-ina c.pa'o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09
.V'OYySS,.
! !

~ Ill. be sell, to the highest h,ddrr. GU the
w 10th al Oct. lsJ3, Oh the pfcm,,rs, the Ma
pie GROVE TRACT OF LAND. whcrcon the
late john T. Slaughter, dec d. resided situated ON the
head OF Whipping Creek, IN Campbell county. BE
sides all the necessary ou Houses winch IN ~
tolient repair, isa nidt comfortable DWELLING,
llot SE, marked ior ITS pleasant aud ictned sltua-
ton, and garden OF uncommon tcruhv The
plantation III excellent repair. enclosing so ~ 60
deres OF Cre.h l.o" Glouuds pau ui which is :,
good new Meadow. The MOOD LAND Is " I'll
unbefc, with sone good Tobacco Laud To cut
The lra,t contans seven hundred and seventy acrc,
b, aato survey, aud will he divided, il necessary, to
sun puIr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09

[. S. Bant-Thc y. Y. journal Of Commerce,
speaking OF the contemplated residence Of Mr.. Jau
don il, London the agent OF the Pennsylvania t. S.
3 ,nh .ly. " There arr reasons for this movement
in pas, AMI present events and VIC do not see that II
cen he liable to objection from any quarter. twill
facilitate exchange, between the TWO countries and
very probably open the va, foran exchange from Eu-
rouc on America which has heretofore been
practi,ed to any considerable extent 1t adds, how
ever. that Mr.. Humphreys of Philadelphia " does
not GO to Liverpool the agent ofthc Bank, but on
his own account :" aud that the report of the cstsb
lishment OF an agency at ilavrc, (Mr Davis OF New
York \ it knows to be without Foundations.
In rclationt to the transactions Of this Bank III the
cotton market relative TO which have observed lha
very erroneous impressions ailoai, Ia: journal
Commerce, states, that the Bank Was not the pm
chaser OF cotton in al, instance. but made advance
of a certain price per pound, on being pat IN control
/ Of tho shipments
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09
MARY |. AND ELECTION.

Necory the following from the Natiou.i lntel
ecncrr OF the 4th INST.
The annual election Tor Members Of the House oil
Delegates Of the State OF Mar,ian took place on
Monda. last. We have received returns only irom
The cities oil Baltimore aud Annapolis In The former
Ut which tie Wings have sinost achieved signal
victory, a. n the latter OF which the, have qnfc &C
conpiished one. The aggregate returns oi the
votes in both cities are as follow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09
HATS. HATS
(sE0IsEA, w. GAINES.
end HIastal7llent.

4 I \ MEETING OF the Prcsi'.cn, and Dlrec
- tors Of the Lynchburs Toll Bridge Company
on Thursday the 7th October 1897. 1t was order
cd that the several stock holders in his Company do
PAY to the Treasurrron before the LIST day OF No
rcnbcr next, the sum of twenty dollars, upon each
share OF capital stock held by them. TO bo approprla-
ted to the building ofthe Brdse--thi. beng the
second iequi>iilnu therefor
Ry order rot the Board,
WI. W. AORNELL. Treasu.
Oct .. 1t IT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09

Co.kr, OF Mehisau. had cQn,eucd Ia that paoc.
he ,r,al ot the Re. Benjamin Is. Smith, Bishop o;
kentucky, upon charges aud specific atoms pref, RED
asains' him b, the Convention otthat Diocese. The
nature of thr.e changes rs not mentioned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09
1850,
TIE PL.FK.s'DE.EEks's TRACT,

Al the same tina, and place, situated mule, be
low the Maple Grove Tract. on the same Creek
There In a comfortable Dwelling aud all nec-ssan
oot Houses on IT. The plantation ha. not been pas
tnfed Tor the last ten fifteen wears. and i, IN
state o' Improvement. large portion oil the
WOOD LAND !, excellent Tobacco I.and-th,s
Tract contains all ACRES about bali oiwhich i.
supposed To be cleared. Ferms-one two and TIN oe
Yeas. equal 'us,alncnt,, ~uh bond. aud nppro, cd
security.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09
Galablia Li0UOrice,
TsIl; L.E.VGKsOK.1E MILLS,

FORMERLY owned by NJ. & II. 5. Lang
Il home. have been recently purchased by the
latter. They will, Tor the present season, be work.
Ned by Il. s. Langhorne and ID. w. Burton.
We shall be regularly III market for WHEAT
aud will constantly keep on hand large STOCK OF
Plaster Of Fnris-rhosc wishing to sell tho
one, purchase the other, may find il TO their inte-
rest to give us a call.
LANGIIORNE & BURTON.
July " tits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09
CARRIAGES.

M.nrcd, "Wednesday the ah inst. at the r','
d,ncc OF Maj. John Smlth, Jr IN bedford, BY the
Rev. Nicholas II. Cohbs. Col. WILLIAM /. SMITH
Of Prts,hania. 10 Miss Susan :. daughter OF
d., Wn,. Lei"ch, deed. formrrl, OF the lauc'
county.
-, ON the Goth uli. at Ftcd,lich, tNIa,
land hy the Rev Mr.. Pits Nj. h. }. Rrrn, OF
I.ynchburg. 10 Miss CArn.niS, Tn"mAs oiFiedc,-
ck.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09

{ F. \ pamphlet edition nj Mr. Calhouns speech
Ia, hren published at The Globe .lace.' Mr.. G. J.,
scjt,ns ia l"or "ith;ii Iii sh"lirs Mr. Benton
mus, ooh sharp, he vii \. pu'h'd ,,ldeto ,naA c
room for Al .bi-i soldier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09

IL The last National lntelhgene.f states that
Gen. SCOTS request to be placed IN command ia
Florida has heen declined :, the War Department.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09

q =" The speech of Nj. Preston, III the Svuate a.
cain>t the Sub Treasury system, Is said to ha,,
b,en nmaster-picc" OF argument and tloqueutr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09

1J44 Mntrhc,. '
200 slous best Castor D,l,
40 / nusaud Pelcut.lou Caps,
~ boxes |. llslas, ls,urtcI who'll, AID quaisTs,
30 lbs. lndteo,
10000 lbs. Sue, Log eooI.
1000 lbs. Madd.r,
$4,000 best Lamp Black,
\ rerq large supply of syringe. all kinds.
2uo0 lbs Chluld- I.inc.
@o0 Whole, hall aud quarter bone, oegsrs. some
very old aud superior.
I.rnoa yrup aud juice, dito Acid and Salt VI do
1000 lb,. Ep>ran salts,
800 gross Hoale torks,
20 baskets SWEET OH.
20 lbs NctdisrI,, DIV and IN oil
200 lhS. Chrome. yellow aud green,
200 duz. Coogue assorted,
% loz, MINES. assorted,
10 eighth and qr. Cash. " me, assoitsd,
200 lbs. SGuol.
2oo daz. lucy Soaps, escorted.
100 doz. Poinmet,, assorted
80 dor. IutIlri Matches.
\ iatot aud complete s,-oHneHt Of pur, Mod
cues. Os, D,c Stuh>, Pants. Brnsh-,, Surgeon,
Instruments, Warr velvet aud lane, cooIs, rlc.--
For sale at a WY small adyane. cash.
Howell DAVIES.
Octoscr9 t.i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09
Lily .V'OTzCE.

HNHE undersigned having formed partnership 10
Il the practice of law in the county OF Rockbndge.
specially tender their professional services TO tho
public. All business oon6ded TO their care will Do
promptly and diligently attended to.
One of the members OF the firm, being resident OF
Lexington, and practising other county. will be
enabled devote his constant attention 10 the bust
ness Of the Partnership aud the other will after the
close of the next session Of the General Assembly,
regularly attend al the Quarterly and Superior Courts
for Rockbr,dge county
Their Office is door south OF the ONCE oec"'
pied Vim. Taylor, Esq.
ALEX II. II. STUART,
CORNELIUS G. BALDWIN.
eer, - ~ &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09

g." The Washington Eelu,,ner indignantly re-
pei. the rnnor that Nr. Galnouu aud Col. Benton
have " changed then relations. toward, each othe +.
We clad 10 sr- tins di,pl', Of srn,b,ny on the
Iut OF vi. talhouu'- ncnds. How n.us, Col. Ben
,ou feel. wh.r, the runner Of an ntrnae. with him 10
lhus a,rrily dcncJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09
CRY uT BALTIMORE.

Avcragr lnajnriy Ion Nau Inlrn Ticket l0i ,utos.
The highest Van Buren, vote tGilc,, 5000 over
highest Wing vote tpitls, 1852 is u.
The lowest Van Buren, vo," tMr. Nckurrll,
5,496l over highest Why VOC tP.us, 5.52) is 81.
ANNAPOLIS cry.
Uhs Ddt BnrcH
Richard Swami l5i Rcha,d J. Jones les
Tho.. S.AlrNandcr l52 John II. 4. Mayruder ! -
Wing MaJor't, 20.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09
Z - The following additional returns were rcc,y-
ed hy Saturday a mail

Ieanesr:e Elrchon.-Wr have At length received
full ictur,s ofshe vote in tho Tennessee Cougrrs-
sioual distinct, vacated by the death Of Col StanJ-
tr Il STANDS thus:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09

N Cue .dny nrht lath nst,l vii .omncu,, Niun,
" >nic. and dnll he rreul,r e.rat TUESDAY, aud
FRIDAY NIGHTS, DUNG hc FnIl and Wint,t
months. sales will consist Of DRY .boS Suitable ~
the srasonJ CUTLERY. SnoE-. noDrS, HATS,
CLOTHS. WtTGliES, BpbkS. JIN EtRN sc. A..
Ill uc, strlr, nd,d and prompt,
speedily madc. toss,s nnlcn,. thankin, received.
tHARlEN PHELPS.
September Is Iits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09
II GOIa Ring ana Breast II ia

VNERE FOUND in the possession of a boy hi
W redby James Ann.,rong, who. II Is supposed,
came by them imIporc,l, lie RING appears to
be memento oil some departed relative friend.
and doubtless priced much above its intrinsic val
by its owner BY applicauonath the Virsinian Office,
his advertisement
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09

o. Lanedon Cheves, OF s c. la. taken the field
against the Sub Treasury system, in an article which
is drawing eulogiuns from all quarters for the CO.
ency Gifts reasoning aud the brllllancy OF It's style
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09
" q II ~

fGNllE sale OF the LAND, BELONGING to the estate
Of j.. Scott. dee d. (ad,crtlsed IN tins paper ,
wItsAc place on TUESDAY NEAT, at IL q
clock, ON the premises.
NJ. II. GARLAND. Es'or.
Oct. . IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09

JHr .f3o4rnmenf.-lt will hr seen that both li"u-
90, OF Congress have rc-nlv4d siJourn the 10th
lust. (rhi> dry wcck) We fear tl,n sefincrst,
in tn" SHAPE Of louSte mileage. Iva at the bottom of
ri, decision. since is pretty evident tina, the pub
he irierts,, demanded i different course. We can
hardly the necessity 81 adJ"urnins IN the mid
die of October, to meet asa,n on the lst oil Deem
her leaving M internal OF rlil> month and half
within witch time not man, more than hall Of the
members can conveniently, go hou,. aud return to
Washington.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09

:" The New OrcMl, pap,rs OF the .7th ult
state that the yellow Fever il decreasing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09
TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
ID RStA\T 10 lbc PROVISIONS OF /, deed of tros,
cSecuirdby John \. Dawes To III, ,ubsr,,h.r
on the Sl>t daN "i June SO; Tor the purposes there
~ mentonrd aud dul, recorded ~ tic ofli,. oi Am,
hr'st county 'ot, will be sold To ia, hrhrs Lidl,l
tor cash. on Friday the 2uh OF October a, ii o',lo,L
on 'he >i'e IN h"nI al Amherst court house. the IN
divided interest (amnuntinc gh) OF said Dy
~ all that TtAC'C OELAND. l,nr IA the ,oun-
" OF AMHERST, containing by estimation $40 A.
CRIES more Or lcfs, bounded hy the Land. ol A m
hroSr Lucas and Others, situated near The Tob,,,o
TO" mountain aud commonly hnonn b, the mann.
OF III" ainu Grove esial,, Inch his Mother uuv
resides
AIsu,
lis like individual interest IA Al, ths SLAVE
OF ms deceased Father estate.
The title IN the SAID property IL bel,sved I, be
good; bur as the subscriber sells only IA execution
oi the tru,t, hrw sell suc tls onl, ~ /, vested ia
hlm by the aforesaid deed.
Eo. WHITEHEAD, Trsu,o.
Oct. . III.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09

-r' In dteet Up ,,ti". I. each .,ho, Which Is
the Democrat,
TRANSCRIPTION Wcducsds. last. the Sub
lrcasui. bill was passed ayes &c, nee, 2O-Si>
Senators absent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09
MISSISSIPPI CONTESTED ELECTION


-Thc House al Re-,,rat-tive, were engaged tn,
rnn~ day u'-d,, last, IN the discussion Of tho
Report OF oil thu Connttre "t Elections, Affirming
thr right VI Mr.Ny ahol,on aud CI,lborar. sitting
n.mbrrs from Mts,.,ipp 10 th"Ir scat, in the 25th
i Congress, Il ~AI uItlm.irl, dccii.d, b. Of
lis To lnl t'tthay .ntilitd'o hold their seats.
IN ol.l words, tina; the Governor of Mssls,ippl had
riy ln ,orepr Al La" ii tic Legislature of that
S,arca, i,in. the day Of election and enact law,
Il. euatln. dlIcreLt period 1t ia most un lust
tcci>ion Al We have doubt that the people Of
Mississippi will disregard II. and h old election
IL November nc 1t. As b, Jaw dir~ctri
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09

o. The last Lexington (Ky) lnteliseneer men
lions that Court of Bishops, consisting of bishops
HcIll.ius ~ Cl.A. Een'r"r q N'ssH1.i. "H- NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09

.V'OY CE.
A LII those indebted to the late firm of Early q
n Organ at Campbell Court House Va, and all
those who have claims galnst the said firm re
auested apply to Mr. William Organ for payment,
no is authorized to settle the affairs Of the
EARLY & ORGAN.
October 3ts
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~ The debate ~ cur first page possesses much IN
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