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nANIEL WEBSTER.-A Portrait of Daniel Web
- ster, engraved from a painting by rockingham is
just published and day received, for sale by
+. TAYLOR.
Also, mezzo-tint engraving OF Mr. Frelinghuysen, a
full length likeness of Daniel OConnel portraits of the
President, of General jackson, Of w. c. Rives, and
other public men.
The Gallery Of Portraits and Memoirs Of Eminent
Characters of all ages, in folio vols English) very
splendid work, just received.
NAV II
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CHINA, GLASS AND QuEENSWARE,-The sub
~ scribcr has Just received and Is now opening
rs hhds OF white Stone CHI Ma,
80 do Bourbon sprig do Comprising Din.
ncr Tea and Toilette WARE,
90 do White and Gold Tea Ware
20 do Fine Gold and Painted do
Is do do Fancy Stone China Dinner Ware
Is do do Toilette Ware
$50 do Crates of fine Printed Ware
$40 do do Enameled, cold edgd, &c Ware
$50 pkgs OF plain moulded and Cut Glass Ware,
All Of which will be repacked 10 order pleasing pr
for cash. or approved credit. Southern and Western
Merchants respectfully invited to call where they vii
find an assortment unrvaed in the country
MOSES POTTER,
oct 3.f No. 46 South Charles st Baltimore
A POTHECARIES WARE-Turquoisc, Verd An
n uque, Drab and Sage, colored covered Jars,
Wedgewood Mortars, assorted sizes
do Tunnels do do
Fine Earthen do do do
DO do Paste Boxes
Do do Bed Pans
Constantly on hand and for sale ly
MOSES POTTER
oct 3tf No 46 South Charles 81. Baltimore.
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nEWEY'S SERMONS.-Moral Views of Com
- merce, Society and Politics, in twelve dscourses,
by Rev Orvle Dewey, volume.
Eighteen Discourses various subjects by the Rev.
Orvle Dewey volume, just published and this day
received, for sale by
aug IL F. TAYLOR.
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WALTER SCOTS COMPLETE WORKS, in
w seven large volumes, four OF which contain all his
novels together with his tales from the Souvenirs and
Reviews the other volumes containing all his Poems,
all his Histories his Tales Of Grandfather in series
the Mnsrelsy Of the Scottish Border; Border Anqul-
ties; Dcmonology Sermons Paul's Letters History
of Scotland Life of Napoleon Life of Swift; Life OF
Dryden Lives Of the Noveists and very many other
Of his minor works pamphlets and articles IRON the ma
gaines not contained in any other edition. Strongly
bound in cloth and embellished with beautiful por
traits Just received for sale by F. TAYLOR Price ST..
may26
A NIMAL MAGNETISM-Practical Instruction in
n Animal Magnetism, by J. p. +. Deeuze; translated
with large additions by G. Harshon, of Providence
second edition.
Col Stones Pamphlet on Animal Magnetism.
Durant's Exposition Of Animal Magnetism.
The Humbug's Of New York, by Dr. Reese, volume.
just published, and for sale by
april % +. TAYLOR.
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S,LAvERY IN AMERICA-Beinga Review OF Miss
- Martineau that suhJect-Bya South Carolinan--
is just published and this day received for sale by
June i. TAYLOR.
HISTORY OF ROME-Translated from the Ger
L i man OF Heron and Schlosser, vol svo,, is just
published and for sale ny F.TAYLOR.
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DETER PARLEY'S CYCLOPEDIA Of BOTA.
N.Y. Just published, (ls3s) is this day received for
sale by F. TAYLOR who has hand a large and valua.
bic collection of botanical works, all the lowest
prices. aug4
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NEW SOUyENIR.-The Christian Keepsake and
IN Missionary Annual, edited by the Rev John A.
Clarke.
Also, Duty and Inclination, by Miss Landon
The Life Of Hannah More, by H. Thompson, M. A
with numerous letters never before published
Are just received by +. TAYLOR,
oct II Immediately east of Gadsby
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~ ORDQN'S DIGEST Of the Laws of the United
VI States with abstract Of the judicial decisions re
latng the Constitutional and Statutory Law An nd
ditonal supply Of this lately published work is this day
received, for sale by
July Ii +. TAYLOR.
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~pooKMAN,s LONDON DRAWING PENCILS.
| IL n Taylor has this day received small supply Of
he above which are known TO be genuine, and viii be
warranted such, and can be returned 10 HIM by Pp
number Of each received, graduated every de-
gree of hardness and shade.
Also, whatman's English Emperor Drawing Paper
double The size OF the Antiquarian :,
French Fancy Paper, the genuine "Papier Vegetable"
Of an unusually large size.
English and German Mathematical Instruments In
and separately, the best.
English Water Coors Reeves London Drawing Fen
ellis.
LEVELS Liverpool Drawing Pencils.
English, Antiauanan and other Drawing Papers, and
every other article Of the kind together with the best col
lection of works on Drawing, Engineering, Mathematics
Mechanics and other branches OF the and sciences
Cor sale in the United States imported by the advertiser
and for sale in all cases at tho lowest prices.
Books and other articles imported 10 order
f. TAYLOR, Bookseller
Immediately east Of Gadsby's Hotel.
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DEToCQUEvILLE'S DEMOCRACY IN AMERI.
~ ca. An additional supply just received hy
July 4 L. TAYLOR
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ONE THOUSAND FOSTERS COPY BOOKS
" this day received from the publishers and will be
sold TO teachers those who buy to sell again, the
publishers lowest wholesale prices. Apply TO
june % +. TAYLOR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31
Nj lklSlAlsl,S,

Married. on Tuesday evening the 18th inst. by the
Kew. Geo Withheld Lefl~,ch, Mr.. WILLIAM PuL.
LEN, TO Miss JANE FAIRS. all OF Bedford.
-. on the 10Th inst. by the Rev. d. Nichol.
son. Mr.. A. p. Foster, to Miss MANY JANE eldest
daughter of Mr.. Gabriel Crilz, all of Patrick.
-. on the Goth inst. by the same. Capt.
CHARLES Cross, 10 Miss LAvINiA F.. daughter OF
The late Charles Foster, all OF PatncL.
-, on Wednesday the l9lh INST by the Rev.
Richard q. Brown. Mr.. JAMES GRlsnAw, 10 Miss
MARY Foster, daughter Of Mr.. WIN. Foser, all Of
Campbell.
-. on the Goth inst. by the Rev Joel Hub
bard, Mr.. JOSHUA STONE. to Miss DIANA Bass,
daughter OF MIS- Susanah Bass, of Pulsylyana.
-. on the Goth inst. by Rev. Mr.. Hammcrsly,
Mr. CHARLES WALKER, TO Mss LOUISA, dauphte,
OF Mr. John Mason, al! of Campbell.
-, on the Goth inst. by the Rev Joel Hub
bard, Mr. JAMES LoyELAcE,to Miss PrRMrII. MAN.
YARD; and o" the same evening, by the same, Mr..
DocToR BARBER. to Miss HARRIlr MaSrARp, all
OF Pittsyvanin.
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.V'OTECE,


hAVlNG bought out Messrs. Simpson * L.,
Il L mans interest IN the Saddle and Harness ma
King business, take this opportunity of saying TO
my friends an the public generally, that shall con
,inue the above besiaes, At the old stand OF Messrs
S. Il L., one door below j. Il. Renwick's, where
shall endeavour to keep constantly on hand a full
supply OF every article in the above named line; all
OF which win sell low for cash, in exchange for
country produce. AT market price. | pledge myself
tta my materials shall all be Of the very best kind
that can be procured. and the workmanship not IN
tenor to any. WILLIAM BARNETT Agf.
N. b. All repairing in the above line done with
neatness aud dispatch. w. Il. Ag't
Dec. II Jt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

HAYTI.-Warm and able debates have recently
taken place in Congress, which, soon as we have
space. we shall notice more at length, on the ques.
ton, raised BY Mr.. Wise and Mr.. Legare, whe thcr
petitions praying for the recognition of,he Republic
Of H"y'' should be receired by the II. of R.-Those
gentlemen commended that these petitions we're part
and parcel Of the abolition scheme, and therefore
tina, they were not receivable under the resolution,
adopted BY the House. Messrs. Adams, Grepnell
and Sals'sntall denied that they had any legitimate
connection with the abolition question, contended
earnestly for the 'gh, of petition, &c Finally the
House agreed to receive the petitions only 80 voting
IN the negative, and they referred to the com
m"ee on foreign affairs. The chairman of tina,
eo'nm'tee' however. having intima-d pretty clearly
that the committee wond take no action upon
'hs"' MIR. Adams moved that they be instructed TO
Tepo" upon the expedenc, of the ac, prayed for
winch motion was laid the table BY large MAORI.
~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31
Central Agric uItural Society.

\ Ia meeting held the Goth inst. It g.
"A solved To adjourn till Saturday the 10Th Janu.
AIRY next-and that John Perciva, Richard Perkins,
John +. Hawkins, Charles H. Norman, and A. ID
Johnson be a committee to report constitution to
the Society on that day.
The Society will meet on the day abovemention
ed, at the counting room OF the Vmgnan Office
and it is particularly requested that all the subscri
bers should attend as important suggestions hav,
been made, which it is proposed to engratt in tn,
constitution. One of these suggestions is TO ere
ate a permanent Society fund, which shall continue
for the benefi, of the members
ACHILLES ID. JOHNSON, Scc'ty.
December 81 ST
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31
Wines, Brnmdies, Fruits. Candies, etG.


DALE, golden and brown Sherry Wines,
i Old South Side London Particular and other
Madeira Wines,
Champagne Wines. various genuine brands,
Still and Sparkling Hook aud Burgundy Wines.
Ba,sae, Chambcrtin, Claret, Muscatel OLD Oporo
Port, and many other Wines,
London Brown Stout and Porter,
Burton and Scotch hles.
PLAYING and Visiting Cards, fne assortment ofeach.
Havana, Principe and Regalia Segars, part in store
since 1928,
French, English and American fancy Soaps.
Perfun,eyy, a fine assortment some OF the Soaps in
store since 1916,
Sporting Powder and Percussion Caps,
Guns and Pistols, single and double b'rreled, worry
good supply of each, Of assorted qualities,
Pure Greek and Samos Wines,
Pen aud Pocket Knives. assorted.
Extract and Stick Logwood,
Medicines, Pninss, Oils. D,~-sswns, q asc as.
sSrssncns 81 each.
New Raisns, Soft end Hard Almonds, Citron, best
Candies. etc.
BRANDlES, old and choice qualities.
Holland GIN and old Botavia Auock, equal to any
imported. the latter is uncquaed for making
punch,
Cofdials, Preserves, Pickles, Sardincs in Oil,
Anchovics, etc. For sale NJ
Howell DAVlES'S.
December "a fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

Grand Scheme.

Bcsides many OF $50, $40, 500. &c. DC.
Whole Tickets SlO--iiavcs $5-Quarters ~ so.
Aud all tickets which in other schemes would be
blanks, will IN this. be cn,itcd 10 50 nett each.
For sale In u great variety OF numbers Ut
TALBOTS LUCKY OFFICE.
~ Orders f,om the country, accompanied with
the Cash, Prize Tickets, for Tickets in any VIZ
GINA Scheme drawn by ID. =. Gregory n Co. Mana.
gers. will be promptly supplied and Exchange on
the mos, liberal terms effected. addressing letters
(post paid) To MELVILLE TALBOT,
Iynehburg, Ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

decided preference Tor the route FROM Buchanan
via the Big Lick. Hc was followed by John r. An
derson Esq. who added many interesting facts con
nee'ed with the subject and urged various Tea.
sons why the meeting. aud the citizens Of the Com
mon"ealth generally. should cordially cooperate
with other friends OF Internal improvement, IN car
ry'ng out scheme, which would unfold the re-
sources of Western Virginia. and add wealth aud
prosperity to the capital -four State.
James II. Watts. Esq. followed MIR. Anderson
lie expressed his unqualified appreciation OF The gen
efal views OF the gentlemen who had preceded hun.
ont deprecated the adoption of any proceedings by
'his meeting, which would put in Jeopardy the
success OF the undertaking, by bringing ihio view
the relative advantage of terminating the Rail Road
at Buchanan or Lynchburg. lie suggested, hove
ever, that something due the latter place, Tor
The active interest she had always displayed the
cause OF improvement. He therefore opposed the
Buchanan, land which had been circu la,ed extern
s'ely amongst the people OF Bo,etouit and Roa-
noAe) on the ground that thereby, sectional feel
be cngendered, and the spirit Of compro-
mise aud harmony be impaired lie concluded b.
moving that the meeting SIMPLY express lis wish
mat the Rail Road from the Tennessee line be I'M
dertakcn State account. leaving the point OF its
Eastern terminus TO the wisdom Of the Legislature,
orto such place as the friends of improvement. IN
the spirit OF compromise, might agree on which
mo'ion was lost, orraher was not put by the CHAIR
owing 10 the hurried manner IN which the meeting
adjourned, ~ consequence ol The court resuming its
session.
resolution was adopted. desiring the editors Of
the F'ncasile Democrat and Lynchbuts Virg,nian
TO publish the proceedings in their respective papers
The memorial above referred to, was circulated
amongst the crowd. and signed by many of those
present. JAS. McCLANAHAN, Chairman.
+. JOHNSTON Secretary
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

1NliE firm OF Simpson x Lyman is this day dis
. solved by mutual consent. Those having
claims against the firm will present them io' settle.
settle also.
We have this day sold to Mr.. WIN. Barnett, Agf.
our interest in the Saddlcry business, and from a
long acquaintance with him. take pleasure In recon-
mendlng him TO oul friends aud customers as mn hon
est man and faithful workman. who will be disposed
TO sell rs low as any house in the place.
N. II. We can be found NJ Mr.. BIS. nj all times
SIMPSON * LYMAN.
Dec. 81 WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

North Cdrolina.-The resolutions OF Mr.. Rayner,
-densuncing the Expunsing process; in opposition
to the Sub.T,easury in favor Of an equitable dis
,ribu,ion Of the sales Of the Public Lands condem-
ming the exrAvaga nce OF the adminsii alton and
declaring that the Executive patronage ought to be
abridged were adopted on the els, inst. That in
relation to the Public Lands was agreed to. by a
vote OF 20 to 46-thc remainder by vote OF CO to
Is
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NOTICE.

DURSUANT To the provisions Of n deed OF trust
i executed BY Reese Bryan, 10 the subscriber
n trustee for tho benc6, Of Abucr Early, dated the
lith day of May, 1870, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office Of the county court Of Campbell,
will proceed to sell. at Campbell Court House, on the
LIST day Of February next by way Of public auction, 10
the highest bidder Tor ready money, certain Tract
Of Land, lying IN said county, on the waters Of Mol
lcys creek, adjoining tho lands OF German Jordan.
John Davis. and Others, containing ninety and
one fourth Acres, be the same more or less. The
undersigned acting trustee, will convey only sue h
title Us IN vested IN him = such.
ALEXANDER AUSTIN, Trustee.
December 81 I'm
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FOR THE vIEGIsIAy.
RAILROAD MEETING.

Pursuant to notice previously published meet
ing of the citizens Of Roanoke county, was held in
The Court Room, at Salem on the 20lh inst. to take
into consideration the subject Of Internal Improve
ment by Rail Roads.
Col. James Mechanism was called 10 the chair,
and Frederick Johnston appointed Secretary.
The meeting was addressed by Edward Johnston
Esq. who argued to show tho immense advantages
likely TO accrue to all Southwestern Virginia, from
tie construction of Rail Road from some point 90
James Ri.er - the Tennessee liz e-dsclatlnE his
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31
FAMILY laROCERlES.
l. ed the greater part OF their Fall supply Of
EINYZY y. GROCERxEE. =.

l. cd the greater part OF their Fall supply Of
E.H.NXLY II GROCERIES,,
VIII offer them to their friends and the public on ~
good tc,ms ~ they eau be had in this market.
They were selected with great care. aud NJ low ~
cash would buy ,he,n, in New lork--consisi,nx Id
part Of the iullowine articles
st. Croix, =. Rico, and New ORLEANS Sugars. Of
hes, qualities treble. double and single refined Loaf
Sugar, pat superb, TO any IN this market also.
crushed Sugar.
Old Java, Wild African. Lasuira. OlS White. RE.
Pnme Grren an,i ST. Domingo Cunee,
TrAs--';unpowder. Imperial. Young Hysnn. aud
Pouchong. in cheats, half chests. IL aud y ID.
boxes and caddies.
WIShs. BRANpiEs, RrM. CHS, &e.-Superior Old
Madeira Wmc--I.ondon Particular Tene,iffc--
Sicily Madei,a--M. Madcria-Pale Sherry-Lis-
bon--Caua,y--St. Lncar--Mslaga-O Old Port
Clarci-- hIusca,--on drai. aud bo,iisd-frst rate
Champagne. HAT and other brands.
Oid and genuine Saraarac, Cognac. OtarI, Dupuy
q Co. Bordeaux. American. and Apple Brandy.
Old Jamaica, ST. Croix. New Orleans and New Eng.
land Rum, old Holland and Rye GIN
Old Barley, Irish. Nionongahcla, Rectifisd aud Rye
Whshcy.
London and Philadelphia Porter. DTS. and pts.
Molasscs-Stcam X 6ned, IVES, India aud New Os.
leans.
5000 lbs. Genuine Old English. Imp. English, A.
mcr'cau and Pine Apple Cheese. very superior.
rs boxes-Paient, Wax, Sperm, Taliow, mud
HUI Il Sons Patent Candies.
East aud Yves, India Fruit, Spices Sweet Meats.
Ac.,
Preserved Ginger; Citron Cocoa; Oranges; Pine
Apples; Lines; Guava Jelly, &c. Fiis Coco.
Nuts Madeira Nuts; Palm Nuts paper shell
soft shell aud hard shelf Almonds Fibcrts:
Bunch Raisins Snltana and smyrna Rsisins
Dates Nutmcgs Pnnenio; Cassia; Mace;
Gloves; Pepper Sauce ]; Pepper; Ginger, n
part ground aud papered; Spanish sud American
Chocolate and prepared Cocoa.
CIaARs-Congress, Principe. Trbuco, Havana and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

o. The Legislature of South Carolina has a
dop,ed resolution, with only 7dissentien,s, declar
ing tina, "h would be Unconstitutional to iucorpo.
a. unanimous. the Legislature Of the same State de-
declared that it was sti:utopal to charter Ma
,iooai Bank Put this in scale. and that in the
o,her-ana which outweighs Whenever Mr..
John c. Calhoun gets back to his old creed, sup
nose South Carolina will change with him. A 6g
for her opinions!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

c. The Loco Foco members Of the Ohio
Legislature. have resolved. in caucus, to support
Benjamin Tappan as u S. Senator. in place Of Mr..
Morris. whose term Of service expires on the 4th of
March. He is a brother of Arthur TaIpn!
o." Since the foregoing was in type, we Learn that
Mr.. Tappan duly elected. he receiving 81 votes,
Thomas Ewing SO, and scattering /.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31
Boat Coverings.

an HAND, n good supply ofl"gc Dnie Blan
~ ke,s, fulled Cloths, AID heavy twed Plains, to
which invite the attention. Of those wishing buy
| TENTCOVERS,as they are remarkably well suited
for that purpose aud be bought at unusually low
prices. BlkIoN " kODtS.
| Dec. 81 Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31
LOvinSstOn Male and Female
ACADEMY,

IuNiE exercises oil this lust tuition will CONNIE nc G
= on the 2lst OF January, 1889, under the super
lnlence OF Harlow w. Heath, a gentleman every
way calculated 10 manage an institution OF tins ind
tie has had much experience as teacher; aud TO
the qualifications OF fine scholar, he uncs that Of
an excellent disciplnarlan. A neat aud handsome
building OF brck has been recently erected ~ this
place Tor the Academy sufficiently spacious for the
accommodation OF seventy five eighty pupils
That portion designed for tho male pupils is separ.
a.ed from the female department but the whole will
be under the general superin,eudence Of Mr. Heath,
whom we eau wth confidence recommend TO the
public.
la tie Male Department will be taught all the
biancl,s usually taught any Of our literary lnslitu-
lions, aud such as will ensure to any pupil, who NAV
desire II, an easy admIttauce into any OF our Col
eges.
In the Female Department will be taught all the
branches OF education usually taught in the most APP
proved female schools. Particular attention will be
pad TO instruction in French and Music and PAINT
ing, whilst the more solid branches will not be ne
elected.
Board may be had in private families in the vii
lage. at $40 per month
The first session Of this Academy will terminate
on the 2lst OF June next and its exercises on
the 2lst OF July, aud end on the 2fst If December
following, making the scholastic year OF ten mo nhs.
Terms per session Of Jipe montls)
Reading, Writing and Common Ar,hme-
tic, ton the indutive plan) $40 90
English Grammar, Ancient and Modern
Geography with the use OF Maps and the
''ooes' IL so
Nat Philosophy, Chemistry, Latin,
Greek aud French Languages, Mathcmat-
es, &c: Is 90
Musc' VIII, the use ofthe Piano, 90 0O
Defamation and Composition throug hout the
term.
A close and igld examination will take place at
the end OF each lefm winch patrons and the friends
OF science aud literature respectfully invited TO
attend.
CHS. PERROW.
WILSON PETERS, / Trus-
H. b. SCOTT, tees.
ARTHUR HOPKINS,
N. B. The services Of Young Lady, OF high
character, for qualifications have been engaged.
Dec. ii A.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

Gj. The New Orleans Courier Of the 18th inst.
mentions rumor, tina, mob in one of the towns in
the interior of an adacsn, State" doubtless MIS-
sssippi,) bad attacked and set fire to tanking-
house, and destroyed books, notes, 81. The Cou-
rer does not name either the town or the bank in
The hope that the report is uniounded
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

NJ Mr.. WISE has delivered a most scorching
,pecch on the motion Of Mr.. Cambreleng to refer
Swarwouts case TO a select committee. The only
controversy in the matter is whether the committee
shall be packed BY the Speaker, or be chosen by
ballot. We hope the latter mode will be adopted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

0F" The Globe states that Gov. Ri,ncr of Penn
syvania, drew draft on Nicholas Bildle Tor $1,000.
for'he purpose ofpaying the troops recently called
into service by him. which was protested. Well;
we suppose Mr.. Bidde. like Mr. Calhoun. has de
serted bis late allies" and is in iuII favor wi,
the rogues in Kendall green" who once smar,ed
under his scorpion lash. Politics, lk. misery,
sometimes brings us into strange associations
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

Indiana Scnator.-Albett S. White, Esq. (Wbip)
now representative in Congress from Indiana has
been elected u S. Senator. to succeed John Upton
(V b. On the las, ballot, the stood thus {:
White rs votes Blake (Whig) 81. Noble (Whie)
II, Howard YAM l6 Upton, do |, Boon. do, l..
Dewey tWhic) /.