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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

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~ 81 paris. Staxf9aantp ,Ssio, aus mei:
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8slobuuns miro FIR NtIIefsrurs 5efagtsn
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-05

Nearp Ktteutttler,
Sle(b< unb &upferlbmibt
in BET Stoot Canton,
Seist biern,it ceiu Yublitum abtuna asooll
- an, oaB er i'm 9Narftpisred etlaster
staot, bic 2te 2bIr Inbl6 BON 95. 81. Sim:
bail II. Cos. Stobr, oas fsiber BON Dalen:
tin 8udius bstrisbsne @e l1aft nun auf ei-
gene @e6nuns hbsrnomnsn bat, unb iss
Nns Nrteu Dleborbeiten
in &upftr= ODER 3inn:Sls5 tbsits teaansie
auf Qano b9!t, tbsils oielslben n:6 ieoer
0sFslluns In thraefer 3eit auf IDGne, cer-
srbaite uno tpob!feile Weife perfert;st.
0fencoDr uun Gefe1
DON 9iobrbIeb msrben BON jsoer 0atiuna.
10 ruis man tle reslanst osrfsrtist, uno
Vli Gs;1rbett
an lsrsm MtifsL Der irseno in lein Sad
einlblaSen mag, miro iauter uno wcbIfsil
pertbtst.
ll:berbaupt mire eS itdD bsr untsridrislt
ne anselesenispu lasen, ourb ftrense sluf=
msrtIamfeit auf lei., 9sfbdft. wie ourb bill:
Iise Wreiis bic Sunoibaft oss publitums ~
psroisnsn uno esbaIten, uno ttt nit oefet
0oG6sruus nm einen 2beil Der tHsntli1el,
@erpeenttit.
3einri@ &is miller,
81. 8.-Nltes &upfsr, 3ian uno O1.gina
weroen i'm Mustauft fir lBaaren anaenoms
men, ooer.es miro BET bbbfe9aarsels:p p.sib
oafar besab!t.
Canton, Stop. "a. 1887. 19 b.r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

iaPsftdhi Rsaors aud Speeaidfiow.-rhe read
ef's attention will be attracted by the Character OF
certain fumofs relative to the movements aud designs
of the Citizen King Of France, touching Mexico,
Texas and the Island of Cuba and the spceula,ions
thercupon ofseveral Northern Journals.
The fact stated by the New York Courier, that
the President had been informed that the French
naval expedit'on,which lately sailed from Touon,os
tens'by for Mexico is in reality ntcnded,o operate
ga'nst the lslard of Cuba couoborated by the Ma
nonal lntellIgencer $50 FAR as the responsibility Of
the Informant and the fact OF his having made the
alleged communication to the President, s.
The lnclligcnccr adds We were apprized of
the circumstance two OF three days ago, but thought
the design imputed TO the French government so i'm
probable that we did no, deem it worthy Of any pub
lie notice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

igriculitral Sbo'o and Fajr.-rhe third anniyer-
Saty OF the Central Agricultural Society was cce-
brated by a SHOW and Fair on Tuesday aud Wed
nesday We regretted TO observe that there were
fewer competitors for premiums. particularly at the
Cattle Show, than formerly. This however, We do
not attribute to any dminution of interest in the i'm
portant objects which led to the organization of the
Society, but rather to concurrence of unfortunate
circumstances which could neither be roresccn nor
prevented. We hope 10 sec better spirit ut the
next Anniversary of the Society. The Ladies, by
the way, have, usual, furnished their full quot, to
the exhiblton--including many splendid fabrics en-
hibting both skill and industry The official ac
count will set forth these with more Particularly
than our very superficial examination enables us to
do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

4 Far Uarnine The leading Administration
paperin New York has given formal notice TO the
office holders IN that city, that "a vlgant eye is
upon them, and that their proceedings on the three
days Of November will not escape scrutiny" In other
words, that flhey shall actively interfere with
the freedom Of elections not only by voting ugbt
themselves, but by making many others do 50
~ possible, sentence Of DISMISSAL awaits them
Is tbs ha, freedom OF opinion Tor which our IA
theirs fought Is no, that system i'rnsically des-
potc in which such proceedings for moment
tolerated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

NEW JERSEY.-Thc Legislature of New Jer-
sew e,yened at Trenton the eth u and was
organized by the election Of Dr.. l.. Condict (Whig)
as Speaker of the House, by 30 woes, John Cassidy,
Loco) receiving 10, Andrew Parsons tWhg) was
elected President of the Senate, receiving 9 votes
and r. Morris (Loco) 6. An accident having befdl
len Gov Pennington, (tho dsIocation Of his hip, by
jumping from his carrage) the counting Of the
votes for Members OF Congress, has not taken place
az soonas il would otherwise have done.
Gov Pennington has been reelected. The bal
lotings were 40 Wings, 81 Loco Focos.
The correspondent Of The Philadelphia U. S Ga
zette says Tie committees Of the two Houses in
the contested election of The Legislature from the
county Of Cumberlnad, are proceeding in the nves
tigaon t The subject. 1t is expected that Sena-
tors Wall and Soulhard will address the committee,
perhaps next week, for aud against the application OF
the Van Buren, men. The Wing Hen,bers are now
occupying the seats. A very Interesting discussion
isexpccted. Witnesses are to be examined Tuesday
aud Wednesday next, bcfoto the committee"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
FOR THE NIRGINIAS.
LYNCIBURG AND BUFFALOE SPRINGS
TITR Nuke

The James River and kanawha Improvement is
" drag ging its slow length along After years of
tol and eXerion, the friends of Internal Improvement
over host OF pfeJudices and in opposition to the
very genius of our citlaens or we certainly radi
cay wrong on this sub ect,) succeeded IN common
clng this great National Improyenent--and though
IT has not progressed with such rapidity TO stay
tue murmurs OF the people, Chat. indeed, is an i'm
possibility yet every man cunycrsant with the achotC
SUBJECT knows that the enterprise has been conduct
cd with both skill aud energy aud feels assured, that
under the guidance OF its able roector and indie.
gable advocate JOS G. Cabell, Esq (the Presi-
dent Of Tie Coz the same skill and the same cner-
Cy will continue TO preside it, and in due time
conduct it 10 the waters OF the Ohio to his i'm
perisiable fame and the incaculablc benefit Of
common county. Decried by some-abused by
many-sneered at by others-and creating but little
sensation with any-t Is nevertheless going ahead !;
bye-word of reproach, 1t is true, with the crowd
but the intelligent and patriotic, the pillar of fire
by night shining through tue darkness which has
SO long lowered over the prospects OF the " Old Do
minion," and playing along her pathway to the
Land of Promise Silently yet surely il is work
ing one OF the greatest revolutions IN trade OF mod
crn times. Laved by the waters OF the Ohio on tho
West and tie Atlantic on the East,-raversing a
country as fertile the banks OF the NIle and rich
beyond any other portion of the globe in mineral
wealth and natural rcsourccs,-lmaS nation cannot
| conceive the stupeudous and magical results, which
will ensue the waking up OF these sleeping lnluen-
| ces.
70 say nothing of the boundless and fertile re-
! gions beyond our borders. which in time must more
or less pay tribute to this hhe-the great Valley oil
the Mississippi, with the "aPpendant SLOPE VIZ
| gina contains within herself all the elements OF
! greatness With the best seaport in the contede-
| racy, and an Industrious. trading popuation-w,
facilities of manufacturing without limit and a vas
wilderness of back-country yet in prlneval solitude
capable Of supporting million of lreemen,-she ye
III In f 1tnfp In IN.
daily and hourly fltering away her greatness ant
falling from her high estate Like a strong MAI
drunk, plgmies picking her pockets and wasting
her substance or like Gagged honess, she sulks ii
silence over the food, catered to her by mercena
~ hand, aud pines in letters, unconscious oil he
strength.
VIA, is to wake up this sleeping giant, and whe'
shall the forest re &c no the uuettercd OF the roy
al beast. The james River and X. improvement
thA ,Ahsnan. y ose N-lg., wNll ! , lnlli- tr'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
North cnro,inn state Course.


! 1--WE first meeting of Tho North Carolina State
I Jockey club will commence ON the Sd Tuesday
(20h) OF November 1888. and continue five days,
Fud Ddy.--Jockey Club Purse, 800 Dollaw; Q
mile heats entrance 20 Dollars.
Second Ddy.--Jockey Cmb Purse, 800 Dollars
Smile heats entrance 30 Dollars.
Third D1Q-Ioekey Club Purse. 900 Dollas
four mle heats entrance 80 Dollns.
Faarh DdG-llandcnp Pulse, 200 Dollars; mile
heats, best thee IA five entrance - Dollars,
tYM pn.~--A Svp Pitcher worth leo DollaH j;
mile heats eouauro 90 Dollars. 10 10 added
fhe Jockey Club Purses subject 10 the usual Gi',
count.
o." The following Sweepstakes are open Cor tho
tall Meeting, VIZ:
a Swo6psralcs to be run Immediately after the
first dlys race lot threc ycn old Colts and fillic',
500 cnlrancc econ tpfeit, : miln heats, Ia name
and eoso by the loth day OF Noyembct Phno or
mote to tnakea racc.
> Sweepstakes to be run an the II day Of the
meeting for tplts and Filts , years old, S2eo en-
uancc, &lo0 tettot. nc heats or more 10 make u
race. To name and ooso rs above.
,. \ Sweepstakes 10 be run on tho ith day loi
Colts and Flllcs > years old, 300 entrance. 500
forfeit. one mile out, tmcn more to mako aIaef,
TO name and close ph.Pe.
l. 4 Saeepsinkes u be on the last day Of the
meeting. for Colts and tes years old, sloo On.
trance 500 forfeit, nile out, ? or more 10 mako y
race To nano aud close AZ above.
:. \ Sweepstakes IA be run on tho same day, toi
Colts and Fnlies , years old, Sl0O entrance, goo
nroit milo heats, th,eo moro 10 make aracc, 10
name and close above.
~ The rules OF the New Market Course have
been adopted Tor the government OF this Club.
Stables and UTTER nil be- tan,s1ef fer Raee Hor,-
gratis. and eecry ercftion TiR be used by The
Proprietor 10 Rire sdlfaction
Persons reish,aq 10 makd entrits make dPpti-
cation 10 the SerJei,oy 81 NE Cteb al Rdieigh
WALTER L. OfEl, Ptopretor
November 2ta
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

o. "A Member of the late Commercial Con-
venton," whose able and timely essay may be found
our first page, speaks the words of truth aud So
betness. lie has clearly unriddled the enigma of
the commercial decline Of the South, by tracing the
pernlcous operation of our domestic leeislaion.--
There lies the OF the disease, and in the prac-
teal administration ofthe general government; and
there the remedy must be applied II any remedy
there be potent enonghto "creatc a soul under the
RIBS of death"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
SYrs 10 YFgg, THIEF.

A BLNtk leather trunk belonging TO DAVID
"a Eyer, a German cmigrant, was taken from
behind the Stage, between Col. w. PIECES and Gri
fms, on Tuesday morning last. The trunk is about
ID inches deep and wide, and rather over two ieet
long with the leather somewhat torn from the bnck.
1t contained nearly the whole property Of it's owner,
consisting ola few clothes, marked -. f.. and sey-
eral articles OF Merchandise, with which he was
travelling Southwcsr. TO look out a home Tor his
family Some of these articles may lead I" the dc
lection Of the Thief, and arc therefore named a
blue cloth coat, with black velvet collar, Neflno
Shaws, 3 dozen German .Siirer Spoons, large aud
small and Accordions, German manufacture, DIT
lcrlng considerably FROM those usually found IN tins
rcgion.) The owner Is prepared To identify any oil
The above OF any other contents oi the Trunk
Mr. T.. il stranger to our language aud customs
aud this Circumstance impre sses doubio Obligation
on all good eascn5 10 spare NJ proper means io' De
tcciing the fhlel.
Danyillc Nov. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

o. The Charleston papers announce the death
of James Hamilton. Jr., eldest of Cen James
Hamilton of that city, IN tie 2l.h year of his age.
lie Is warmly eulosIzed in the paners, as already
QUO d the most enlightened merchants of HAT city,
his iaher having seat him at early age to Europe,
whore he was educated aud his character formed in
one olthe greatest commercial houses in llamburgh.
His noJcsty is said TO have been equal to his mer-
1t. lie died, Says the Charleston Patr,oi,) with
the courage that is hereditary in his family and with
the meokness of a Christian"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

VI hH pafuesat the North are now taking ground
ogaanSta National Bank-the Wings as well as the
Administration party The fee Banking law of
New York, enabling Mr.. Bidde 10 establish Branch
oths Institution in that city, and his extensive crcdi,
enabling him to issue notes payable in New Orleans.
Charleston, Richmond, Mobile, Natchez, &c. &c.
the necessity for such an institution as a regulate,
Oh exchange, and for the purpose of furnishing 2
medium Of uniform value for circulation, will be oh.
'aeo TO great extent, perhaps altogether. We
congratulate the Richmond Enquirer that this bone
oil contention is likely be removed, and tha, the
true issue will be, not " Bank or no Bank but
SUB treasury orno Sub Treasury" In tina, event
where will lie Fnquuerbe found
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

o. The death of Mr. Joseph Lancaster, the
founder of the Lancasteran system of education, is
announced in the New York papers, in the 9Th year
OF his age. His death was occasoned by an injury
sustained by being accidentally in the street
day two previously by horse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
ATTENTION!
The 2ynCHbur. Light infantry,

EBURSIf AN T To q decree Of the tIrrut SuPe-
Z ful Court OF Law and thancerN Ion the county
OF Amherst, pronounced Al tho April tenn 1888, ia
the following cases, II vii; NARROW Nntehead
plaintiff, against Itsl London, IN hen own night and
az admin,stfatn, of John London, deed, John }
London, Winston Woodluol and Frances ms WIFE,.
James llicpinbntham and Ann T., his wife, Daniel
H., Mary i. and William \ London, the last thrcu
OF whom are infants under the age OF twenty one
years. by Robert Tnsey specially assigned thelrgnar
dian to defend them IN tins suit, defendants; James
powe H. who sues tortho benefit OF William i. kcad
VS. the same deicndants ohm Tayloc plaintiff vs. the
same defendants; Thomas aud Daniel llisgnhotham,
Daniel Brown, William Turner and John MeDan-
iel, plaintiffs the same defendants, Iiiza London
plaintiff, vs., William Turner Winston Woodrooi
and Frances Jane his wife, John James London,
Ann Eliza London, Daniel H. London Maty Il.
London, and William Augustus London, infants I'm
der the age of twenty years defendants and the
same plaintiffs VS. the same defendants, IN Chanccry
| shall, ON Monday the 9Th day of December next,
that being Amherst Court day, ut Amherst Court
House, proceed 10 sell, AT public auction, or cash.
the following tracts or parcels of Land, namely
One OF 3Gi4 acres, adjoining tho lauds OF Charles
pamotc and Others. one Tract of o67 acres, adjoin-
ing Daniel Day and others; one Of - acres. on
PoiriIce Greek one of 30 acres, adjoining David
S. Garland, of 262f acres. adjoining tho lands
of John Warwick and others; one Of l0l acres, al
Joining the lands JESSE Beck and Others one of
LEG acres, ahionng the lands OF john Penn and 9th
ers. and one other Tract Of 100 acres, ON Potrdso
Creek, to satisfy the said decree
EDMUND &. MOORE, by. for
John Coleman, Shn Of Amherst
and MS Commissioner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

Il chance 70, toadies and dandics.-The New York
journal Of Commerce announces the arrival, from
London, in the pache, slip President, of the Right
Honorable the Countess OF Wesmoreland, and tho
Honorable Miss Ann b. Chamberlain Of England"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
CARRIAGES.

Married, on Monday evening last, by the Rev.
John Early, DIR. JouS II. PaTTEsoN TO Mrs. Ell
EAHoR Il. c. BRowN, all of this place
-, Tuesday morning last, by the Rev
Wm S Reid RoBHRr WHITEHEAD, Esq. Of Mel
son, to Miss Lucy i. GwATHMEY, OF this place
-, on the 18th ult. by the Rev. Mr.. Lunsiord
Mr.. Henry pENpLEToN, to Miss Nancy, dauglcr
of Capt Thomas ST. Clair all OF Bedford county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

g. Tho New York Commercial, of the 25,h
ult. says; 1--WE have letter from one OF Lord
Dnrham's AIDS, stating that his Lorlship will not
come to this city, as he intended, but viii sal direct
for England from Quebec, on the lst Of Novem-
ber."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
1888.
1886

Showing Wing gain OF four members.
sZADoK CASEY, Conservative, is here classed
as Wing; two yeas ago he was elected as Van
Buren, man, but voted against the Sub-Treasury.
Oac vacancy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

PENNSYLVANIA--Iti is now confidently as
serted thatthe Wings have majority injoinl ballot
in the Legislature Of Penuss yana, even exclusive
OF the 9,ontestcd seats from Philadelphia county.
II SO, our defeat in Pennsylvania is in fact hi
umph.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

VERMONT.-S. S. Phelps tWhi-) is elected
L. S. Senator from this State, fo six years from tAc
4th of March next, in place of Benjamin Swiit, (also
Whig,) whose term Of service viii then expire.
The vote stood, for Phelps 100 f5r Allen (Whig)
25, for Kellogg (Loeo) 80.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
- LOOK ALOET.n

In another article have stated that the Wings
have no reason TO despond, in consequence OF the re-
cent electoral results This assertion is made mani
fest by the subjoine6 tabular statement, from the
New York Express:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
k.T.v'sS E0Ss M! A..

FENIE SUBSCRIBER IA anxious 10 SELL n
TRACT or E.f.s'D,
sssfNN living in the county of Campbell, adloin-
,slsSS ing the Lands OF Henry 7. Eaily Esq and
ss%VssS Robert iyuc, ot e miles south OF New
-. London, containing I w II u N
ID X r u ACRES. This Land ia wholly in woods,
finely tlmbefed, lies remarkably we'll and consldca-
bic portion OF II good Land. 1t will be sold on terns
to SUIT purchaser. Application may be made To the
subscriber IN Liberty ortu Robert Irvine living III tho
uerhbofhood Of the Land, who wall show IT TO any
ono wishing to purchase, and who il fully authorized
TO sell. EDMUND IRVINE
Nay I ID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

u The Richmond Wing states that sale of
90 shares of stock in the Exchange Bank OF Virg
MA made ofSatuday last, in that CITY, for Sl05
per share,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

But believing thar Oh he scoIe Of services and quail
fcalions, Nj Clay is greatly TO be preferred 10 him.
NE shall only do SO when convinced that the
success of The principles involved in the
ouires us to relinquish our first choice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

O. The Washington Globe says that "Opposi-
ton to the Government is the original sin Of Fcde-
ralism, '-meaning, by the Government" the Pre-
sldent. In the olden time, jealousy of the Exeeu-
- deemed one Of the cardinal principles Of
true Repubcansn. But the old Federalsts
have got into power, we do not wonder that they
have altered things" if they cannot" alter n0mes"
his, by the way, is very c0htcaicRt definition of
iederasm since it enables every man al once to
know his true position. No matter what may be
his political principles, if he is opposed TO the
government Chat is, TO the man, who, for the
time being is in the Presidential chair) lie is fed
erdtSt-if he supports him, do what he may, he is a
republican. With these appeilatious thus perverted
IRON their original signfcation and thus simplifed,
many good people whom have met with in
our time will be greatly relieved of the difficulty
winch they have heretofore experienced in ex-
planning the meaning of term, which they in the
haolt Of abusing with all the rancor which ignorance
is sure to mpart to NAL dignity. The Globe deserves
me'r thanks, least, for It's elementary treatise on
original SIM in potcs-It should be published il
aPftnier, Tor the benefit the Globes disciples.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

ns" The Nashville Wing of the 10Th ult. announ
the arrival in that city Of the Ion. Amos Ken
dali" " Honorable ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
ri " W. d % ID I'd 81 E.

YNTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AT OUR
w CASE a'PO.SB, (gs0vn2 sarssr,)
a second md very vz'r.7sayR srPrES Of
.y'e,U ess,sg sg,scSswns!y dSecr q scg.S,
to which we invite the a,tsnI,os OF the public. Our
assortment is COMPLETE, con.prisiag almost eY-
cry article in the
gsry Goods and Grccegy lame,
and certainly holds greater Inducements to lovers
Of GOOD BARGAINS, than sny stock ~ehaye ever
offered The following are n few The articles, with
thc prices annexed by way osving some idea oil tho
cheapness of our stock, viz
Superior blue, black Il fancy Cloths, from 81 80 mp,
Cassmeres from 81 25 up.
Calicoes worth 25 cents, fof la cts,
Do very fine. at Is. and as cts.
Cotton Cloths. very good, at 81 cts. and 3 cts,
Linens worth Is Cd, for Is.
Georgia Nankeens, very cheap, and many other sea-
sonable articles too tedious to mention, equally
cheap
Flannels, Linseys and heavy Woollens, II; less
than half price,
Wool Hats very large lot, at 25 cts, 375 cts aud
so cts,
NJ Merchants, 2ed2nYs and 0fAers,
buying to sell again, will do sVclifo siso
ms IA call as bought very large lots al aue
| ton which we will sell at much less than the market
prices for MONEY. HORNER ~ WATSON,
| Aug. &. " =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

~ The Wings If New York city have nomaa-
ted for Congress, Ogden hoffman, Edward Gurus.
Moses II. GlinncIl aud James Monroe. The two
first a,e members the present Congress- Mr.. Grin-
nell is a merchant Of the finn of Grnncll & MIN
turn, aud Mr., Monroe, isa Vrgiuian, and nephew
OF the deceased TX President. /, is said to be a
strong ticket.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

~ Later news from Iowa territory state that
Mr. Chapman is elected to Congress, and not Mr.
Engle, heretofore announced. Mr. Engle is a
Loco Foeo, and his supposed election occasioned
great rejoicing III the Van Barren papers Mr.. Chap
man, therefore, We presume is a Wing, though his
politics are not stated. 1t is matter Of 10 cousc-
quence however, delegates from territories have
no vote.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
Nov. |
HOS RENT,

TENIIE house on Federal Hill, near my residence
Il Tor several years pas, occupied by the lat,
Patrick II. CabcG MICAJAH DAVIS, Jr.
koy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

o. The great election, in New York, will -" come
off" on Monday, Tuesday aud "Wednesday nrxt. 1t
will be violent as it yl.l be conessedy n doubtful
struggle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
fr.rSSs.

A LII persons indebted to tho lato concern OF II.
"a b. Richards and CO. either by bond open
account are respectfully desired 10 come forward aud
settle without delay, as longer Indulgence cannot bo
diyen. II. IS. kltHAhDS.
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pJsThe citizens of Amhers, requested to meet
at the Courthouse, at next court day, November,
Sd Monday, 10 consider the question Of dividing the
county.