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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

POLICE, August ga long shorer, calling himself
Benjamin Slmonson, was brought up all standing
on the serious charge of forging note fer $46O L.
dated Jan. 5th, 1886, signed John Rite" made paw
able TO and endorsed by Benjamin Smonson. While
Benjamin SmonscH, of Mensereur's Ferry, Staten
Island, as honest a fellow as ever tired clans or
spread shad net. He denled any knowledge, agcn-
cy, or interest In the affair "whaisomevcr" John
Wright the real Simon Pure, next came forward and
said that Mr.. Rite, the prisoner, had made use Of his
name to perpetrete the fraud but fortunately for him.
the orator, the name Wright had been spet wrong,
not in so many words but by the omission Of the inn
porant consonant w. There was no possible pre-
text for letting the rascal escape, so the magistrate
committed Benjamin Simonson SO called name and
all, to the custody of Governor Coggswell there TO
abide until delivered by due course of law or extra
ordinary good fortune.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

GENERAL SESSIONS, August S-The court were oc-
cuped The whole Of yesterday in the case of the Peo
Pile rs. Searns The prisoner made no defence. and
relied entirely upon the lreay OF the proct edin os
taking exceptions 10 the legality of the evidence sd
mted, and to the Illegally of the charge preferred
The prctext Of the rsoner that il had not been
shown in evidence that any such corporation as the
Bank of Kentucky existed and if there de il was out
of the jurisdiction Of this states and several other
bubbles were raised, but all nnavanQ to tie prisoner
The jury, after an absence of a few minutes, re-
turned with verdict Of guilty
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

Nsw Yosx UsrvsssIry.-The Chancellor Of this
institution will neither resign, nor be turned out
What Is to be doae7 The professors are unanimous
" Of opinion that the sooner he leaves the better
One obi -c,ion to this otherwise worthy man 10 that
hs is purse proud. Bat perhaps the particular obec-
ton is, that DR. Matthews is q bad fasnelcr. That
he has been careless about his accounts most true.
Still we will vosch fer II, that upon nvestga the
University will find herself in his debt several thou
sand dollars
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

SongTmxe Nkw.-Braden, 70 Canal street, has
JUS, brought a new article Of cream. He has sue
eseded IN combining together the virtues Of the pine
apple, lemon, strawberry and Vanilla Of which he
makes very delicious syrup, and then converts il
into . cream far superior to anything ever made in
any country. The article can be obtained every even
ing o. this week only.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

"woman bies partner Of joys ard woes.
Even IN the darkest hour of earthly H.
UHtatnnbed yet thy fond srrc, /. pews
Thr,bs ~hh . ch pale, a. bssts vi every thrill
Brisht o. r. the ~s.ted scene thou hovere Il sill
Aagri o. comfort tn the fSiling soai
Wien sorrow r. ads the he.rt sher f~versh pain
ings th~ hst drops of snr ri trorr the brow,
To So IN the soul c~oI the burning brair,
o. who 70 welcome and prompt ss huu.r
After the fangue and marching Of the day. faith, ii
will be all marching and conference.-the Give the
lieutensncy TO the merchants clerk" for there 10
some "wlsdom'' in him in military affairs. The
dead, il any, give the burylng 10 the young 'un"
When DO you embark, bys? and do your mothers
know" of your intended enbarkalion7
URov -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29

MIR. CALHOUN.-The Raleigh Register quotes
from an old Magazine, the following paragraph from
a Review of Burke's Reflections on the French
Revolution, as beng peculiarly applicable to Mr.,
Calhoun. The cap certainly fits HIM as well as II 1t
had been made for him:
He has just quarreled with his old political
socates for adhenng 10 tue spirit OF the principles
he h,meifhad taught them; and such is the sophls-
try wilh which avorlte passion eau practise upon
the strongest intellect, he would fam persuade him
selitha lie is consistent TO the last, and that doc
lrincs which will be baed with JOY Ia every despot
ic cotsrie of Europe, The only genuine and una
dulte,aed max,ns of Brush Wing. But though
bold even to oveIbearng in his public assertions Of
his personal consistency, II is not unreasonable TO
surnse that in his private hours his heart is i'll at
ease. He must feel that his fame, If not his con-
science, is IN want OF external support"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29
EDUCATION.

fNllE SUBSCRIBER ~ nav prepared to take
i Pupils rs Is, ardcr,. Persons wishing To send
their children from home 10 School, invited 10
send them to the subscriber, with promise on his
part that all suitable ,nors shall be made to pro-
mote Their advancement III learning, aud preserve
their morals. Pupils viii be received at any time
though not Tor shorter period than u session from
the time OF entering.
Terms for tuition, 80, por SESSION, payable in ad
vance.
Boarding OF pupils $50 CT session, one half in nd
vance, and the other half at the expiration OF the
session.
The course OF instruction such as is pursued by
the best teachers IN his place.
=. ID. TDMPKINS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29
Land at Auction.
Nov. %

DURSUANT 10 a decree ofthe county court of
Il Bedford, pronounced al the November term OF
SAID court. 1888, between Fuqua &c. plaintiffs. vs..
Fuqua a at. defendants, shall, The I7lh day of
December, 1888, on the premises, sel,o the highest
bidder, credit OF one, two and three years the
Tract OF Land whereof Caleb Fuqna died seized, iy-
ing IN The county OF Bedford, ID miles soath OF the
Lynchburg * Salem Turnpike, miles below
Liberty, between Big Ouer q Liule Ouer rivers
about hall mile above their acknowledging the
land OF Col. Saunders Others. x containing about
GOO acres. There vail also be sold, with the above
named tract small tract OF $50 acres, Immediately
adjoining. purchased by Mildred Fuqua deed. of
Moses Fuqua.-Bonds with approved security will
be required OF the purchaser and the title retained
until the purchase money is paid. The title is IN
dispu able. AT tie same time aud place. will be sold
all the Crop and Stock Household & Kitchen Fur
niture, credit OF II months.
ABNER FUQUA, Com'r.
Nov, % fl7D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29
FOR THE N1RGlNIAS
SOUTHW ESrERN RAIL ROAD.

AT meeting OF the citizens Of Lynchburg, held
on the 9Th November 1888, for the purpose OF
memoriaIIzng the Legislature, praying that Rail
Road be constructed, on State account, fom this
place to the Tennessee line; NJ. W. Davenport,
Esq (Mayor,) was called TO the chair, and John q.
Meem appointed Secretary.
On motion OF Mr.. J. + ,rly, committee WAS
appointed TO take into consideration the object Of
the meeting; whereupon j. Early, I. A. Holcunbe,
NJ. Langhorne, Jr J. g. Mrem, K. II. Tvler, j..
Victor K. CauIn, }. Tomphns, J. X. ID. Payne,
aud j. w. Baawell were appointed, who. after hav
ing retired, made the following report, which, with
The resolutions, were unanimously adopted:
Whereas il Is confidently expected that the Lex
Legisat will adop, liberal system Of Internal
Improvement; and whereas 1t is essential TO the
prosperity OF Virginia (and Tally III vie" Ol es-
abshing direct foreign irade) well TO secure
the South w est trddeaS TO tap the OHIO River by
The James River IL kauawha Company and where
as it is believed that a Rail Road from lne Tennessee
line 10 Lyuchburg Will most certainly secure that
gre object:
tee, to wit: Messrs. d., II. Edley, d. q. Murre C.
l.. Mosby, W. Daniel, j., J. Early, X. Can,m,
and }. q. Meem, be appointed, whose business
shall be 10 prepare memorial TO be presented to
the next Leg stature OF Virginia. praying that Rail
Road be constructed, on State account, from some
eligible poin, on the Tennessee Iine. by Abingdon,
Marion, Evansham, Christ,ansbure, Salem, through
Bulord's Gap, TO Lynohbuig, with the ifs'ege OF
a brauch to Fincastle, and such other places as the
public good may require.
And the following committee was appointed to CIR
culate the same, VIZ J. Early, NJ. ". Davenport, j.
Victor NJ. II. Garland, NJ. Langhorne j., 1. A
Holcombe, S. McCorkic, W. l.. Lancaster. X. u
Morris, f. Fletcher, w. Davis. Jr, ]. NJ. Warwick
j. ID. Murrell, John Miller, J. Thurman, is. Saun-
ders, J. r. d. Payne, A. L,gga, o. q. Clay, J
tlolIlns, A. Hancock, a. McDanIeI, J. w. B"g"ell
B. A. Donald, T. l.. L,hwich. w. NJ. Waller,
Hare, w. !. Holcombe, d. Rodes, S. Nowlin, NJ
w. Davenport.
Resolved, IDLY, That the citizens of the counties
on. and near the l.e Of the contemplated road, b'
requested to CO operate with us.
Resolved, 3tdly. That the committee appointed
to circulate the memorial, be requested 10 send co
pies TO Liberty. in Bedford Flncaslle in BolelouIt
Salem in Roanoke Cht,stiansburs in Montgomery
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29
BANK SQUARE, Nov. IL, 1888.
End Supply Of Winter Goods.
HAVE JUST RECEIVE NJ our C.
FORE, Bank Square. a second suppl,
Uv'E.V'TEEe GOODS.

winch in conncxion with tho first, makes our as
sortment very extensive and complete. comprising al
most every ailicle in the STAPLE X FANCY DRY
GOODS line. together with full assortment, Of all
kinds OF GROCERIES,, at less than the market pm
ces, for CASH. In our recent visit TO the Northern
markets, We were induced, by the extreme Low
PRICES Of the Goods, 10 buy much heavier stock
than we are IN the habit al dong; consequently We
are very des'rous of reducing IT before the season
too lar advanced, To effect object deter
mined 10 offer our Goods nj very small advance
upon the original cost, thereby holding out greater
Undue than have ever been offered in tins mar
ket Tor the same description OF Goots. We only
ask call from those wishing to buy, prove the
bove. The following are lew of the articles. with
the prices annexed, besides many others, equally de-
sirablc and cheap.
{ ohs, Blue, Blk. q Fancy cold, from 81 to the 4.
nest quality,
Cassimeres plain, rlbb'J. srip'd q Victoria, very
cheap,
V,srngs, good assortment very low,
Cassnetts, PLAN a. striped, all coils and all prices
FlaDnels all coils some AZ % cts.
Blankets, all kinds Rose. Whitney, Maeknaw and
Duliel, from 81 up,
Napt Cottons, Wilson's make,
GO ps Pulled cloth from 374 cts, up TO n very supe-
nor article,
Tibet cloths. first article,
tncisslans, very large q cheap lot,
French Meiinos, a handsome assortment, low,
Mousln de Lanes, some satined stupid, new
article,
Capes and Collars, French work, some very rich,
Thread Edgiug lnscrtlogs,
Muslin do do.
SILK, all coils very cheap.
D!k Silk Sd -. A.. IL Cd very low,
cars new article,
Gloves all kinds aud qualities,
= liz. a. Whie Silk Hose.
Merno do do.
Mohair do do.
Cashmere do do
Worsted all kinds,
Bin. IL White Cotton do at % cts. worth so cts.
800 pieces Prints from l29 cts. To Is az % cts.
" 100 pieces do al 6i cts. worh123 cts.
5000 yards Cotton cloth Al ct CTS.
1000 do do al cts.
10 bales Cotton Oznaburgs from l24 CTS. TO No. !,
Wool Hats al 25 cts.
100 par Hubbard IL Gardner's heavy Shoes,
Raw Cotton.
o. 100 Sacks Salt, and more expected.
o. Bale Cotton al 81 %.
HORNER & WATSON.
N. B. Persons buying 10 sell again. will do well
to give US call. aswe WILL SELL upon aceommoda-
ting terms. HOkNER q WATSON.
Nov. Is it's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29
Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

4 WILL SELL, on Thursday the 18th day OF
i December, at / O'Clock, on the premises, with
out reserve, all my Houses and Lots the Horse
ford Btauch IN the lower end OF town say acre
Lot lying above Nam Street. with large brick
house and two small wooden huid Dgs on II ; aud a
slip Of ground 40 feet WIDE, joining the upper side
OF SAID Lot Also Lots, lynn on the lower side
of Man street, and running To the Canal. Washing
ton street, aud the road running from Nam sheet 10
the rlycr with Houses ON 1t, and containing near
four acres. From the situation OF these Houses aud
Lots they must aud will soon be very valuable, AS
they lie alongside of the Canal near The basin, and
on the MAN road and Main street, and are well sit
dated for extensive water power when the canal IS
finished, thai is IN the mel ghboihood Of this place.
though any one wishing 10 own such property Will
come 10 the sale, for expect II will go very low
The terms WI, be made known the day OF sale
1t will be land of 10 sui purchasers.
WILLIAM THURMAN.
Nov 90 IBID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29

Esanshan IN W,the, Marion In Smyth and Abing-
don. IN Washington and such other places rs they
may deem necessary.
Resolved, 4thiy, That the Common Council oi
the town oil Lsnchbutg be requested TO employ, Ms
soon rs practicable. some suitable person. To visit the
whole hne OF the plated Road, for the purpose
Of showing The superior advantages oil tins route.
Resolved, that the Editors OF tho Nngn. n, the
editors Of The papers printed at Fmcastle AID Abing-
don IN this State and IN Jonesborough, Rogetsvhie
Il Knoxville IN Tennessee. be requested 10 publish
these proceedings.
Nj. W. DAVENPORT, Chairman.
J. q. MEEM, Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29
MIR. GEO. MOOD,
Of SACRED Music,

is expected 10 open n School iot instruction in
L that most important branch OF Christian Educa-
t,on in this place, about the first week IN December
next Persons wishing 10 avail themselves OF this
opportunity, arn requested 10 call On the following
persons, IN whose hands subscriptions plnced /.
Mess,s. John Victor, VIM II. Ryan. Jehu Vii
hams Junlus A. Clay. Ffs. ). Muller, aud Geo.
Bagby MI Hoods character US Teacher al Mu-
SIC rs well as Il gentleman aud Christian, Is per
iectly uneXcepuouablc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29

NOTlCE.-On Saturday the 9Th OF December
! Y next, there will be Il MEETING AT CLOVER
HILL, IN the county ol Prince Edward, iof the pnr-
pose OF drawing apetltlon and laying OH the lorna
non OF u new county, which is 10 be composed oil
parts Of Buckingham, Prince EdwJrI, Charlotte
aud Campbell ; Al winch place you are invited 10 at
tend.
Nov %. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29

noLLARS MAY BE SAVED AND THE
- MANUFACTURES Of yonr town cncoura-
ged, by buying your HATS, OF The subscribed
Every Hat we sell, being Manufactured by our
selves, IN the town of Iyuchburg, shall net be ine
roi TO any and being determined TO sell low, tor
eash, We hope, therefore, the advantage We offer to
our customers, will be appreciated by the public /;
and as there wall be no credit IN our business, good
customers Will not have to pay 10, bad ones. We
have Just rc sci,cd good Stock oil
HATTERS MATERIALS,
Which will be made UP IN the neatch m,nnor. by
first rate workmcn. We are also RECEIVING agOjd
assortment of ladies' and gcntlemen's Shoes meas
dboys Guc Fur Cloth and Hair Sea, Caps, some
of a superior quality. All o~heh will be sold low
for cash only. DlNkLE RUMBOUGH.
Z. S.. We are agents tor the sale Of Morr'son's
Hygean Pills. ID. X.
Nov. % Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29
NIGHT SALES.

an TUESDAY evening the 2d October. shall
~ commence my WIGHT AUCTIONS
Of Dry Goods, Hard Ware, Clock, Watches, Jewel
~, Books &c. &c, and shall continue then through
The FALL. and WINTER months. every Tuesday
and Friday nights. Cons,gnmenis thankfully ,e-
ceived. CHARLES PHELPS.
Sent % tsH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29
$3I,342 90

o. The number of Banks IN the State Of
Rhode Island is G4-ils population 97,0oo-so ,ha,
there is one bank for every 1900 persons. Surely
there can be no complaint OF = monopoly" in that
State Almost every village has a bank and their
capitals vary from $50, 900 to $500 900.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29

A SIGN,-It is announced, in the las, Mlssls-
sippian that James +. Trouer, OF the Senators in
Congress from Mississippi, has resigned his seat
Tie recent elections IN that State, we presume
have convinced him that such course is IN ac-
cordance with the "sobcr second ,houglts' of the
people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29
Nov, %
Sale of Lands.

Z \ pursuance Of decree pronounced on The 23d
4 day OF October 1888, by the Circuit Supcuor
Court OF Law anG Chancery fof the town # Lynch
burg, III Two causes IN Chanceiy depending thetem,
between James Bullock, complainant and Harry Aun
Cabell widow OF John }. CaDe, deed. and othe de-
PENDANTS, and between DAVID q. Munell, SUNG as
well IN his own behalf as oil such other creditors OF
John Bullock AS have an interest in the subject
OF the suit and may pray 10 become partIss and
contribute to the costs thereof, complainant, aud
John Bullock aud other defendants, The undersign-
ed, commissioners named IN sad decree for the pur-
pose, will proceed, on saturday the Doth day OF
December next, II lair. and II not on the next fan
day, To sell, upon the premises, by way OF public
auction to the highest bidder, the lands IN and by
SAID decree directed TO be sold by US, beng
or parcel oil land containing by recent survey 4791
acres, be the same more or less, iviug 'and beng
III the county OF Bedford, on the north side OF Ivy
Creek and on bot sides OF Big Branch, fork OF
Ivy Creek, adjoining he la DIS Of John .. Lewich
aud the Heirs Of john l. Cabeli, decd. lands Of Ben
janln WIgglnton and james Metcali. The land
viii be sod IN pursuance Of SAID Decree "on credits
Of SIX, twelve and eighteen months, equal instruments,
The purchaser purchasers executing TO u.s. AS com.
nIssoners ms their bonds. with approved secu.
rly, aud the nile OF The lands to be withheld, as
further security Tor ehe purchase money!
HENRY DUNAlNGlON, Commis.
JOHN BULLOCK, ! soners.
Nov. % t29D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29

COLONIZATION SOClETY.-Rev. X. K.
Gurley, Secretary Of the American Colonization So
cleiy, gives notice that It's 22nd Annual Meeting VII
be held in Washington city, on Tuesday the lth
Of December. 1t is desirable that the several
Auxiliary Societies IN the several States should APP
point, without delay, delegates tany number not ex-
ceeding hve) 10 tins meeting, aud that as many Of
the subscribers to its funds, who have at any time
contributed thereto $50, and thereby become
members for life, as can make ii CONVENIENT, she ulJ
also be present, as II is expected plans more or less
vital in their character wall come under discus
sion for remodelliug the Constitution o said Socol-
ety."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29

IL The American Sentinel, Conservative pa
per- and one Of the ablest aud most influential IN
Pelnsy lyania, concurs in the nomination Of VIM
c. RI,es as ne xt President. The Harrisburg Repor
ter the leading Sub Treasury paper in that State,
for this and other evidences Of heresy, says that the
Sentinel :" is allied with the Banks and the Wing
leaders,i' and must be kicked out" OF theparly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29
MIR. GEORGE HOOD, having been

K. GEORGE HOOD, having been Tor
IVA some ume an instructor OF SACRED MUSIC
IN this place, We, whose names are hereunto an.
ncxed, take great pleasure IN recommending him,
OPINION emiueny qualified TO give instruction
IN tina, important branch oil Education. We esteem
MI. Hood IA man OF sound norals genuine picty,
aud gentleman in all his department. We
chceliullx ask Tor HIM the regard aud patronage
which ms talents aud character enti,le him, 10 aud
hesitate not say that iull confidence may be safely
reposed III hint.
Richmond, Nov l5h, 1893
Jas. c. Crane, FGyette Ldd.rop.
James tdSkie, thds. Gtnnct, Jr.
Joseph :. Janis, Judah Myers,
4. tonrorse John g. BLAIR,
Landon C.. Read, " tdtam Sands,
4. u. Poii0ck Jao. -. Martin,
I'm. Il. Stroller,
We, whose names arc horeunto annexed atten-
ded Mr.. lIuod's classes. while he inught Sacred Mu-
sic, III tins Cny. We cordially unite IN the above
testimonials OF his qualifications aud gentlemaniy
department.
Nm. H. Rei'oood, I'm. Beers,
Lorenzo Gennet T. II. bronson,
Ed. NJ Morgan, 4. IAN Deafsen,
SAINT. VI. Price, Un H. CHRISTIAN
.John ~ Gordon. j. H.. Ptinderter,
Ro. -. Criagdn, Hdneock Ice
John H. Cook, & Il. Mchdrds.
Samuel Rtere.
November % II ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29

last. says: We are informed that n greater num-
Der OF Hogs had lett Kentucky by the kanawia
route. some cigh, ten days ago, than had en by
the same route all last yeat.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29

o. The brig Oberon sailed from Baltimore, a
few days ago, for Cape Pamas, the OF the Colony
o; Maryland in Liberia The Oberon took out
Drs. Mcdowell aud MeGiIl, aud SO emigtant,--a-
bout 80 of whom arc Liberated slaves, equipped for
this expedition by then former masters.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29
BOAR DING.

The subscriber hereby informs his f,erds and
the public, that he proposes opening Private Board
ing House, NJ bis residence main street, short
distance above the Union Hotel the fist OF Janu
AIRY next; when he will be prepared to accomino-
date about ten Day Boarders in good style and
reasonable terms. For farther particulars, apply to
the subscriber. 5. ID. TOMPklNS.
Nov 20 Is II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29

~ The postmaster at Pekin, Illinois. being I'M
kindly called on for settlement by the Post Office
Department, departed Immediately Tor Texas. II Is
unfortunate (says the Springfield JonrnaD that
Mr.. ktudail's sub-ueasurers have legs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29

q We invite the attention of The pc ole Of the
Southwestern counties to the proceedings OF the
citizens of this place, in connection with the long
contemplated improvement in that region. The
meeting was very numerously attended.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29

Mr.. Webster.-The New York Commercial Ad-
vertIser announces tina; it is - authorized To say"
that MIR. Webster will not accept the Anti Masonic
nomination to the Vice Presidency, for the rea-
son, " that he will not by his own act, change his
position. unl, the Wing Convention makes It's selec-
ton" We expected no less from Mr.. Websiefs
good sense and patriotism. We hope that Gen.
Harrison may exhibit the same judgmen, in ms de-
termination.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29

o. The Richmond Enqnucr announces the
death Of John Roane, sen. ESD. Of kiug William
county in the 74th year his age. Ito was the last
survivor of the first Electoral College held in Nngi
MIA for the choice OF President iof many years
a member OF the General Assembly, served several
sessions in Congress, and il member oil e
Convention which IL 800 altered The Constitution of
Virginia.