Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-08-25
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Al to NIL the vacancy occasioned By the de,
So OF the late incumbent James hillips. a
30 Tor the purpose of electing Judge of &,
w w Criminal Court, and Representatives
~ the Legislature TO fill vacaIcies in t
81 Counties of Lowndes, Winston Noxubbt
. kemPer, Marshall and Chocuw, and al
h a Senator for the Counties of {emper al
~ Lauderdale. ...
n George R. Fall, Phillip Dixn, and Sill,
j. brown are spoken Of as Candidates f;
d State Treasurer.
u John Jacob Aston has mad a donatio
: OF $35O,O0O to the City of New York 70
Inc establishment ola public library.
f. The son Of President Var Buren, wb,
went over to England to witnss the Coro
nation OF Queen Victoria is eceiying dis
tlngulshed marks of attention. On the
l7th otJuly he dincd with SiI Robert Peel.
ne was one OF the invited guest to grand
civic dinner given by the Corporation of
London to the Foreign Extraordinary En-
baSsadors, and resident Minister'S. The
N. .. Bulletin says-"Youns Van Buren,
seems to have attracted considerable no.
lice. IT we may credit Benefits account. |
he had The honor of dining with the Queen.
der Majesty was so condescendipg as to
invite him to fill a vacant chair by her side,
'hIle he entertained royalty with gay a.
nuSlng chat, about the big rivers, big
lKes, and big Prairies of America, and
pPed glass of wine to the prospe rous
ign OF the Queen. His graceful address
SAID to have tuouu 80. ,,..,,,,,,s,,, e'S {
ght quarter. The respect shown him
'lnces, at any rate, the disposition ofthe
ritlsh Government to ingatiate itself with
American people.
President Van Burenis on a visit to the
hlte SuIphursPrings in Virginia in COM {
ny with the Secretaries of War and the
IVY. r
All the banks Of Cincinnati commenced I
ying specie for their notes on the 9TH f
tant' The resumption did not create v
special excitement, nor was there any
usual demand for specie. The bank of =
pc Fear, North Carolina, resumed spe- Il
payments on the 25th of last month. S
Delegates from all the banks of Ala. c s,
ma are TO convene at Blount Springs, n
the 18th September, to take into con. S,
Grafton the proPriety Of a speedy and
lultaneous resumption. Y
Ii
6ulwer, the popular Novelist, it is said, m
about to visit the United States. He as
madea Baronet at the coronation. ly
William M. Pinckard, one of the com. ~ q,
sloners appointed to sell the State be
ds, has been detained in Kentucky by m
lness. so
correspondent of the New Orleans N
ietln gives the following description of ha
l. Lamar, the candidate for the Presi- di
cy OF Texas:-"Gen. Lamar is short Ell
heavy, below the middle size in height. 20 20
n and even homely, in appearance M,
MS hair becoming thin and grey be
was dressed in coarse white linen shirt ISL
pantaloons, and was slip-shod. Ina W. W.
my disappointment. There were If
e vlslters of us. The General receiv- pei
IS with the ease of finished gentle
b confident in himself, and in few mo- Ar
is conversation became general and 1 Ima
:; and, though Gen. Lamar seemed to the
less thun his visiters, was so much as
'ested that forgot my first disappoiut. ban
+ and ! found that two hours were 'hr'
ed in the seeming space of few min. i,o !
and | ceased to wonder that so home indie
man could be so universally popular" pruc
IS SAID that one of the objects of Mar. met
ooults visits to England, is to obtain , aa.e
'lsslon to remove the remains of Ma. and and
- ~ " fance' anu that the Prince de gani
Tile IS to proceed to St. Helena in troll
'and of frigate, having on board a restI
n from every regiment in France, on. y
'' Vi the emperor are pend