Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18


IIons Avu,fr pN,xeuar, late Of the United
States Senate is q candidate for the House oil Com
mons al Noyfh Carolina
M. p.1 al Visi,,rs IN the West Point Military
| - IT, mr., a., that Mace and orpanizrdb by TIE
a.''ely nav, p,afsso, f,,Ius r. Dr,irlI Of
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We learn fa' 'he NV - r.. , f ,t,lJ =,
ea TO accept me oi"'u =, ,.ll - ,io Eisco
/ :" ''t u s,''''','' .' - -, ,i.,, D5orgss.
~ With. ~ lilo
he / n"ee a' 'o''''''' "'' II v ''''s9
ON inst.
! The Convention oi uahhs III 'i't o'"' u O' -"
sembIed at Columbus on the 9th instant.
The Hon l.. l.. Papineau passed through ne"
York city on tie 9Th inst. on has way To the North
We believe he has left for Saratoga Springs To meet
/ Ms. Papincau aud his family, who have reached
that place from Lower Canada.
II stated in tho New Orleans Transcript that an in
inncton was rpcently Land IN that cIty on a parcel
of cotton belonging to the Brandon (Mss.) Bank,
for $4,000 of its notes, protested Tor non-pdy
mcnt.
d. .,.,.o. I, ,,,es,ox We Geo nv the I ouis-
III Ill H., 5s,o,,,bo,, ,,lo,sp,e rxcursion is
- .'', \ ,, 10 ,,i.s ~ ,,lios md cen,Ie,,en
g. n, f.cn,,i and ,isvie 10 the Falls
n (, 49,, - rho Ifnro, Nississipnii The
hc,n 6,,ed nm cxn,rssy fl, the
purpose.
Mo Norcll uer,lJ SAYS ,la, ,l,o las, legislature
~ V.3; l,,,i,, ,,,ssod an ART ,bol,shinq the nun
,.L,rnot oc Lt,nIina IN The hand which had lhough
iI, a. IN to , l,a ,,,,,i,,.d to fso,nce
- II H. C,, r. r,,y, r N,,IL
~, p,,'' a a',a a,,,,'.,n, las, wce or
I, =, - 81 aJ :; ,l so f,, ,,,o ,,,II,,
| =, H., m =, n,LinI ,ha, had haon ,,,achod ovo,
,,f Ia, L,,s, vas h,iIt 1Inse o,linus ,ers or the
h., Ls am tho s1,cL and Ct. MICS Ly which the
lI 81 ,hn .,i,,,io,l Y,,s vcJ and t,strned IN re
;' 10 ;,,,,',as,i,,, No h,,nd
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u" nav 't'o " ~ - 7 d' ~ -, ~
''y 20 pI5L ~ @
a, ,a hna
Of Steam ,,oyioation.
4 Garleaer lgeIi oQiR-A CORRESPONDENT Of the
Stcubenyille Herald SAYS that among the appropr-
ATOMS which have been asked for from the Peoples
money, for the expenses of carrying on the Govern
men iofthe present year, is the sum ofSlOO0 Jor the
IrcSideHS heat gardoHoi Now The people have
supposed that the President was IN the receipt OF
pretty snug sum, when he regularly paid SI5-
600 per anuum, as fixed salary. But here see,
that this is not enough for this economical office ho
der, and that his salary Is to be Indirectly increased,
by The government paying ms Saf9e"er $1,000 more,
which, IN ldet and TRUTH Is paying the President
926,00D perannnm. But II the Gafdener Is 10 be
paid hy the Government, why IS not The head CooF,
a"d tue mead toacHma"? ana thus the sH'Hy DC IN
creased to Sio0ut0 per ahhum!
The Texas Telegraph printed al the seat OF Gov
crnment thai the people OF THAT country are gradual
~ rehnquIshlnS the practice OF wearing deadly wca-
ponS--a pf1cocr winch invariably indicates tn't tue
,"",'hu''N III "''eH - 'oict'ta, - 'hic'te" WIN
p''cHSua'"S al" Sso""uteis' hoOoeis ana P'l"'es
dlc always dihIou peC"use lnoS uislast 'dth u'4ti,
D@ck9aaiGs ana towards denGhl TO appear loaued
down with Weapons because ihey kno" they are una,
ver5ally dcsplscd and, therefore, are always iedlui
oil personal violence og"em@ nGed 10 SGch pro-
Nv, UNI ,I
''O'sntu III an wen ic5'i'eo so' ,e'i's ny 'ii' 10
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