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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

a. At a meeting held IN Huntingdon county.
Pcnnusslsania, IN which county resides David K.
Porter. the Loco Foco candidate for Governor Of
That State, this resolution WAS ado pted " Rcsols-
ed, that we cannot support DAVID Il. Porter Tor go
vernon, because ace hHote Inn ~ \ very good reason,
IT may be but certainly not a very h1teting one.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
SPLENDID

l,csldcs many Of 500. 500, SO, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets only Sl0-llalycs S5-Qnn;crs
s! 30.
For sale in y great variety Of choice numbers, ut
TALBOI'S LOTTERY y ExcnANGE OFFICE.
Lyac5bms, Ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

u The Knoxville Register expresses the opln-
ION that Mr.. Clay will certainly receive the vote OF
Tennessee as next President. This would, indeed.
be a bitter dose for his sindictive enemy at the
Hermitage.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
TO Delinquent stock Holders,
IN TIE
IitfsyIra'i0 and Eys,cabars IssrAs.
nike dOpipNHE.


ENlIE following delinquent Stock IN the SAID
L Company will be sold, before the door Of the
Franklin Hotel, in the town of Lynchburg, on Mon
day the ilh day June next, il not paid previous to
that time, To satisfy the respective instruments due
on the same, with interest, cost Of advertising, &c.
VIZ
Itich'd. X. Crallc, z shares, 9th and 9Th insta'ment
Of $40 per share. =
II. brown, Jr. 4 shares, Sd, 4lh, 9th and 9th
instalmcni OF $40 per share.
James IL. Echols, > shares, lst and I'll instalment.
IS per share.
do Sd, 4th, 9th and 9th in
stalmcnt. $40 per share.
Aus. l.. ntIcu, l share, 4tli, 9th aud 9th install
menl, $40 per share.
A. X. North, 2 shares, 4th, 9Th and 9Th ins,aI-
mcnt, SO per share.
Jas. ST. Clair, ! share, Ist and Cd instahmont,
IS per share.
do Sd, iih, 9th aud 9th install
mcnt, Sl0per share.
Vim. Snead, TIN, 5ui and 9th instalment,
$40 per share.
BY order ofNoard, ~
+. S. MILLER, Trus. :
May TAI ".
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
- r0luUble .Ig0n fO,. hire.

WILL on Saturday the t9tl, hire in front Of my
! office a valuable Man servant. for the balance oil
the year. CHARLES PHELPS.
May II 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
Iccsburs Academy Lottery.
20 20 Prizes Of $1,000
Tickets St-IIalycs 50 Quarters 81.

Tickets $i-llalvcs 50 -Qanters 81.
o." Orders fiom The country, accompanied with
the Cash. or P,iae Tickets, Tor Tickets IN any Viz
g,nin Scheme drawuby u, =. Gregory X Co. Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied and Exchange on
the most LIBERAL lelms ELECTED, un addressing letters
(posl pald) to MELVILLE TALBOT,
Lunchbure, IA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

u The Governor has ordered an election to
be held in King George county on the 9Th of June
next, to oil the vacancy occasioned by the resieua-
ton of John llooc, his contcsting opponent, Mr.Tay-
loo, having waived his right to a contest before the
House.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

a. Tho May No. of the Southern Literary leS.
scRser is reoeivcd-and Judging from the varied and
s~eemingl, rich table of contents, we think We are
authorized in saying that II presents strong evidence
Of increasing excellence, aud Of additional claims 10
public patronage. We are glad, by the way, to see
amongst It's list of paving subscribers. the names OF
SO man, Of our distinguished mcn. 1t is a tcstrmon,
to the merits ol tho work, which cannot be without
It's influence upon the public mind. l. also affords
us pleasure to hear that the Subscription list of the
Messenger is rapidly increasing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

" The Charter election in the city OF Troy
n. \ has resulted IN the election of Wing Conn-
cilmen IN every Wand. Reaction reaction, Onl,
wait TIL "acIf year"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

"or,t onrnoe dat any officer could commit. e,crI,
more heinous lhan dedication or robbery but that
they had 4 slight Conservative mini Then place,
L Is SAID, are 10 be Tiled by ,eal Loco Focos.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

The Congressional Eicciioa.-We copy the FOL
lowing article, relative 10 the recent Congressional
election in the Culpcper district, from the Frcdo-
r%1ckshurg Arena OF the 18th inst:
"Weiearthat we may be compelled tn indlie sundfy
more paragraphs, under this caption, before a Repre-
sentative OF this district takes his seat IN the House.
We lntlmated, in our last, difficulties IN regard to the
election IN Giecn county. We are enabled To state
now, that the Shcriils, AT then meeting on Monday
last, were unanimous in the opinion, that The election
IN Green was not conducted in a manner conformablc
To law, aud that the polls OF that county could not
be received. We understand they decided ON lay
M a special statement otlhC case before the ENccll-
tive, throwing the responsibility of the decision On
the Governor aud Council. The ShefitS adjourned
to meet again on Monday next, Surprising the
vote of Green TO be counted, Col. BAnhs' majority
IS FOURTEEN IN the District.
3" In justice to Mr.. SLAUGHTER and his friends we
deem II proper to say, thai, III the event OF his Get
ting the return under such circumstances, he will,
Immediately upon qualifying, resign bis seat, and
take the chances OF new election. lie has no dis
positonlo Withhold the return from Col. BANKS,
hut has not, IN tact, any control over The mattel
1Ie whole affair SIN the hands e the Shcrifls, who
are bound 10 act according to law, regardless of the
wishes OF the candidates."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

u On the loth inst, agccobly to the imperative
requirements OF law, the Banks Of New York,
the State, tcsuned specie payments.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

AdoliLon.-Th American Anti Slavery Soclciy
held It's fifth anniversary 1t the Broadway Tabcrna-
Gle in New York, on the sth inst. and its proceed
ings are advertcd to, IN Il tone OF triumphant eXulta-
ton by the New York Evening Post, the loading ad-
minislratlon paper IN the Empire State. We do
not mention ihis, for The purpose of connecting the
question Of Abolition with the party politics OF the
day-lur the TWO can never be united without injury
to the South, and ought therefore to be kept sepa-
rate and distinct, unless indeed an open and ayowcd
Abolilioaist should be a candidate for the su0r,ges
Of The southern pcorlc-But we do SO, in order to
show the Washington Chronicle, that, if the North
ern Wings are Aholiijonists, the Northern Demo
Gratis are no better. Aud we have other facts in our
possession, going to establish tins fact beyond u
loubt, and to show that the Abolitlonlsts vastly pre-
fer Mr., Van Eurcn to Mr.. Clay as next President,
which, rs an Offset to the ridiculous Efforts of the
Chronicle to identify Mr.. Clay with TINT pestIlcnt
faction, we shall feel It Incumbent upon Us hereafter
TO lay before our readers.
Bat to return to the Anti Slavery Society Of New
York Arthur Tappan presided, and addresses were
delivered by James q, Birncy (n apostate South
ron,) by a colofed Doctor, named McCune Smith,
49, ~ IilIlbt il ~ ~ Hutlbt itbbi
and The amount OF money collected and expended
The last year was over $4,000. To what good cnd 7
How many slaves have been cmancipalcd : How
many shareholders have been converted II these
Abolition gentry would ASK themselves, at each OF
their anniversaries, " &hat good hare acc donc last
year p perhaps the answer to lhe question might
awaken them nom thelr dream of lanaticism. II
this $4,000 had been expended in eolonizing the
free blacks on the coast of Africa, some good would
have resulted from the labors of the Socieiy-buI
IS II is, II has been fruitful OF evil, and OF evil only,
except 50 fan as it gave bread 10 the few ~beggally
itinerants, who have figured as lecturers in the
Northern States, but who, unanbItlous Of martyr
dom, have never YET dared to Cross the Potomac
TO ~cnlishtcn us ofthe South, and to pick our har
dencd conscicnccs-thc only point at which then la
bo1s can be really effective.
Letters were also read, II is SAID, from several dis
tinsuIshed persons, and among others from hh1
quincy iddHs, who tells the Anti Slavery Society
thai his " best wishes are with lhetn,' aud invokes
the - smile and APPRECIATION of lleavcn'' upon theii
labors 1t would have been better for the Ex-
Presidents lame, had he died ten years ago. Sourcd
and disappointed by defeat, he has been ever since
- scattering frcbrluds, arrows aud death" needles,
of consequences.
The meeting of the Society produced no excite
ment, as formerly and indeed we have no doubt
aud that, in a few years, like Anli-Masonry and Other
l!uubugs, it will be numbered with the things that
were.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

Death Of 'Sa'aI. tones, Esq. Of Buclinghan.-Wc
regret 10 hear olrhe death ofSaml. Jones, Esq. one
OF the recently elected delegates to the Virginia
Legislature, from the county Of Buckingham. He
died on the 9TH inst. we learn from an injury some
time before received in Il fall from a horse. lie WAS
Il man ii the most enlarged bcnevolcncs Of chatac-
ter, aud his loss will be severely felt by a numerous
circle Of attached friends.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

~ The Sir Lionel Smttli, steamer. is advertised
to sail from New York FOR London-mahine the
third steam vessel which has Lett that port for En-.
gland in - days.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

~ DIR. Ed. +. Scott, who WIS recently defeat.
ed as a candidate for the State Senate, in the Bruus-
wick district, and who, as his opponent, Mr.. Nal
lory, is Il Conservative, was supposed TO lie a Sub
Treasury man, \ wasso classified in the statement oil
The election has addressed a letter to the editor OF
the Petersburg lntelllsencer, in which he says thai
lie is decidedly opposed to that financial measure y
and that lie had 50 expressed himself on all oeca-
sious. There will be many more such disclaimers
in the next twelve months.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

W Senator Rives is said to be getting quite
s'ac'ons' with President Van Buren,. Is the Sena-
- ABOUT to desert the Conservatiycs-or IS Nj. Van
D"''"'oout to surrender to the = Spartan phalanx !
Nous rcrroas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

a. The DWELLING REPORT has been
tdaf on Tie table. by a vote al l03 10 7s-the admin.
isifation members voting 10, 1t, and the friends of
hessrs' Graves aud Wise against it. Do the ma
Iofiiy oil the Committee intend 10 rest under the m
putai'on OF having %gatbIed, perverted and suppressed
the testimony
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

/. :. Scnator.-ln relation 10 the election of a
Senator next winter, the FredcrieI sburg Arena has
the following paragraph, which fully speaks our own
sentiments
=" Before L IS clearly ascertainrd that there will be
a Wing majority on Joint vote, the question of 4 [.
5. Senator IS freely discussed We tliuk the aqi-
tation OF tn" subject premature, but, as names have
already been mentioned. We thIuk 1t but right 10 give
expression to a sentiment, which is unanimous in
this quarter among the Wings. They differ here,
as elsewhere, and as might he expected, about midi
vidualS-but on one point there is no diversity OF
oPnron-Fiz, HAT the candidate who may expect to
unite the ~sulrages oithc party, must be a thorough
GOING Wing, whose political views are notorious AID
uneompromlslns. They want no bali and bali man
no han splitting member Of the CALliouN school
OF politIcs-uo dealer in q~uIdditics aud distractions
but a genuine, unsophistlcaled Wing, who has
formed definite aud practical opinions on the great
questions which agitate and DIVIDE the country, and
who has The t%rankness TO ayow, and the ability
to maintain his sentiments"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

~ The New York Express states that u petition.
numerously signed, is in circulation. asking Mr..
Biddlc To establish a Bank in that city, under the pro-
visions ofthc general banking law, recently enacted.
The Globes proof oi Blddle's insolvency seems To
produce but lttle effect. People teju believe IN his
solscncy, as well asin his sagocity aud integrity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

u JOHN TYLER, Esq, in a letter to the Ed
itors ofthe Richmon Wing, denies the allegation
that he is in favor Of the Sub Treasury bill. We
shall publish his letter in our next. Wonder il The
Washington Chronicle looks upon HIM rs a %"rcpub-
lican" now
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17


Il large baaiacss.-1hc following advertisement.
copied from The New Orleans Bee. shows that SEM
tor Walker, OF Al,sslsslp pi, does business on l,,se
scale whether honorably or mol, we h. We only the
evidence othls debtor, whose testimony may not be
entirely nnprcjuliced
"TAkE NoIICE.-All persons ate lcrel,, for.
warned not 10 trade loI, buy, or receive IN any man.
nef whatever, thrcc negotiable notes plycn bv mo IN
K, j. Walker, Of Mississippl-each for IN, snn, ol
seventeen thousand five hundred dollars. and brnt-
ing date ON on about the the 9th of AurustZ ls36.
aud payable At the Union Bauh Louisiana ON, IN
the LIST oil March, ls39 Que on the lsto of March.
leio, aid one on the first of March. 1871. Also
hon trading fatsIX notes ofthc same date and tenor.
given by me 10 said Walker, payable uIso in the L.
mon ba9h, each OF them for the sum of twenty
thousand dollars, and payable one ON the lst Of
'late1, 1872, aud one on The LIST of March OF each
succeeding ycar upto ISL inclusive. These notes
having been given by me III error To X. j. Walker,
aud he having entirely violated the contract un.
def winch they we're executed, shall refrain 10 pay
any or all Of them unless obliged by law
%, 1913. l.. IL. CLIFTON"
SMALL PoN.-We understand that the mos,
exaggerated reports are prevalent IN the country in
relation 10 the existence of the Small Pox IN 5his
place. We assure our country friends that there
IS not the ShghieSt foundation for these fnmo,s. At
The Hospital, ball a nile from town, there are two pa-
tents, who caught the infection in Pits,lvania-borh
Oh whom are recovering. There has been no case
Wto'rn, atall, cxccptthat which occurred ealy in
Alril.
u Mr.. james w. Jopling, OF Bedford, sold two
hhds. OF Shipping Tobacco, on the lltL inst. at an
average OF 81 "a.
u The name OF The = 7ge Eirer Mis- Post
Office III f'cIson county, has been changed to the
" Merchant Mills" aud Nelson I. Clakson APP
pointed Postmaster.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

The following letter from the editor ot the Nat
clr2 Counter 10 the New Orleans Bulletin, gives the
latest Information from the Mississippi Election.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
To be drawn III Richmond.

On Thursday, lhc l7lh, Of May, 1888,
Duucing reccirci al this OGer on Saturday,
mr. 1ob inst,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

Il good one.-rhe Washington Globe in its yer
sion of the Virginia Election, differs very widely from
the Washington Chronicle. 1t Classics Mcssrs.
Tyler, Gilmer. Southall, Hale, Wade, Flood, &c.
&c. among the 4" JoicraiiSts"-whcreat the Chroni-
Gle flies into a laundering passion, and insists upon
it that obey are "repuJLcaHs,'' Of the old Virginia
staInp-and rebukes The Globe for .diridHg the
partY,' at a time when its critical condition shows
that they have no men to spare What say YOU
to this, Messls. Tyler, Gllmer, &c.7 DO you
belong to - de party,' of Which Van Burcuis the
head, the Globe the organ, and the Chronicle
the Z" ally" Ii you do, why did you oppose a.
c9red members of that party :! 1t is really anus
ing to witness the course of the Washington
Chronicle. We assure the editor of that paper,
that agreeable to lis present definition Of republican,
ISM, not more than two OF the - members of the
next Legislature, elected as Wings, are entitled to
that appellalion (though thcy arc really repubi-
cans, as are all the Whigs)-tlIat, with that cx-
%ception, all are opposed to the Sub-1reqsury
scheme-and that, on all other questions, they ae
uneompromisinsIy opposed to the present admins
lration. Unless he is anxious TO experience the
most bitter disappointment next winter, we beg HIM
not to - lay the tlattcrlng JUNCTION to his soul, = which
now gives him so much delight.
Ncw 7fSt!-The Globe adopts anewtest of " Re-
publicanIsrn,' almost c'ery year. 1t now declares
that those who oppose the Sub-Trcasury bin, if not
already tederatiSto, must ultimately fall into the ranks
OF that parly-ihc Sub-Treasury, though compare
lively a new idea, being a vertabIe Jefeisouian inven-
ton . \ few years ago, all Nullifcrs were federal:
lists, and, as We opposed ehat hercsy, we thought we
mono r.. - .h,Io -, -. .-r
braoed in the republican fold. But, presto! that
question settled, the removal OF the deposites, which
we denounced, and the destruction Of the National
Bank, which we supported, again threw us into the
federal ranks! Then, the STATE Banh league was
made the test, aud all who opposed ii, according 10
the Globe, We W. those who surpoir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
STEAMBOAT lloMrR, Nav Sd.

tl'H Ooulicl II lllt New 'iItans buH'llU, gives 'le
latest information from the Mississippi Election.
STEAMBOAT lloMfR, MAY sd
N~tsaiSSlythdS Molly rad'edAe8he r character.
We have returns from - counties, which give the
following sote-plentlss Wing 1918, Wold( Whlg)
96e6. Claiborne G.oco Focol s002, DAVIS (Loeo
COCO 79S2. Twenty one counties remain TO be
head from, which will niako ia" Wing majority
Ton the State n least 2O00 e, Our victory is certain.
The Loco fooos have gwen up ia despair. VIII
uot Louisiana rouse herself 10 AID her sister States
IN the great aud gloitous work II government re
tufm bet tleIe be 10 divisions among the Wings,
and then cause viii prevail. Yours, IN haste,
:, II. i. BLACK
POSTSCRlPT-Sinee the foregoing WAS IN
type, We have received the following additional re
tulns IN the Richmond Enquirer Of Thursday
MISSISSIPPI EIECrlON-Latesk.
By aslip from the Once OF tue Vicksbure Sentinel
OF HE 9th inst, and other sources we learn, that IN
30 counties, Prcutiss had loss votes, Word To-
725-- Claiborne o.92G, aud DAVIS 9,llO.-Words
majority over Claiborne 20. Eight counucsrcmain In
be heard from, VIZ Chiekasaw, Hancock, ltaw am
ba, Laudctdale. Pouola Junica, Tallahatchic and
WAYNE. OF these, Fonula is said 10 have gwen a
small majority tor prenriss, Nc. aud Wayne, a
small majority for Claiborne, Ne. The Sentinel slip
SAYS, that the Official lctufp ot W Ilkinson shows an
increase of 100 for l'rcnfss, &c. In which case,
Words present majority would be about 9oo.-lt
is believed, that PrentiSs is elected aud that there
Will be a close race between Claiborne and Word.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

t. The Globe Is throwing an anchor 10 wind
ward, relative to the Mississippi election, 1t says II
will be no test of the strength oil parties. The test,
i, is cctlain, will notbc made before mort ycar't
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

u Mr.. james w. ~Jopling, Of Bedford, sold two
hhds. Of Shipping Tobacco, on the llth inst. at an
average OF 81 "a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

" Tho name OF The rye Hirer NILS" Post
Office III f'clson county, has been changed to the
4" Merchant Mills aud Nelson I. Glarkson APP
pointed Postmaster.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

WnEREAS, the C'rcu', Superior Court OF
w Law and Chancrry OF bedford county. did.
on the sth day Of May, 1885, in a cause therein de-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

T'TTTTLN NJ
John NJ. Harvey and Msedaline Harvey. ex'or.
aud exceuttix ol Matthew llalvey, deed. Pfhs.
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N','s''u'on. believe lhnt mn u
sfah'c 20 me Federal Gsyenfner, ppNeis NOT
u Nh s''ates or 70 the People; AMI M, j, 1Ses.cd
lons OF the reserved rights Of ~ S ,.,.s az, VIOLA
,;,p Q tne Constitution and danrcro,. W
iauon on tle part Of the Federal usos-
laeh5 giVse era situation q on country affords mel
c'',i'e throwing aside the Constituto, :. w ~
aralas az sue checks and restraints wh;.b ', ,h
onstltption haa Imposed on him. and "'pn 'hat
v ps@tI n'S,'i ,han bis own win; aud wis.
rhenes, though millions should sni f omh asyoate
poverty y the general crush. IN ,b ,' ns..
,, our paper devoted to politics. we h. ~t poFf'nn
vr 60 p5a '1 I,s we 60 i.r piaepcot m n" p's
TEAMS TIM prARL Rwr, NpoN NsTioN.
o ., On large Supcr-Roval sbse, wa %
suo.s'osis a five dollars in ~, on 49, ana cent
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